Sentence examples for perceivable data from inspiring English sources

Below we will show how to take advantage of these perceivable data and related analysis to make corresponding distinction.

It is perceivable that data on metabolic processes can contribute to the understanding of the pathophysiology of schizophrenia.

The aim is to perform real time processing (i.e. without perceivable delay) of the list-mode data during data transfers from hard disk to the CPU memory.

But we don't want to say that whenever x is perceivable, it is perceived etc.

There's a link to something else and after a while everything just blurs into a big cloud of data, always growing, never really perceivable".

Most proteins in a cell do not have very high abundances; therefore, it is useful to probe whether relative levels of promiscuity, possibly stemming from the varying abundances of the proteins, are perceivable in a variety of affinity purification data sets, including those that are inferred high-quality.

Rather, theoretical terms were supposed to refer to unobservable, mind-independent entities, so that, for example, the referent of the term 'atom' would be real atoms and not samples of 'logical constructions' out of sense data (or other kinds of directly perceivable things).

Representative images of mouse livers after saline perfusion are presented below the respective data bars to support that visually perceivable vascular leakage occurred in DENV-infected animals.

The MDS projection, however, can distort the perception of similarities as in many scenarios there is no optimal 2D representation of all pair-wise similarities which results in perceivable patterns which are not given in the underlying data.

Collectively, these data suggest that acutely after ozone exposure there exists no perceivable airway inflammation but profound AHR.

Data hiding has the goal of embedding information into encoded video sequences with a minimum amount of perceivable degradation [ 3].