Sentence examples for posed the results from inspiring English sources

Although the book chapters give answers to the research questions posed, the results are from individual HDSS centres, addressing slightly different objectives, and using different definitions and analytic methods.

Because the inverse reconstruction equation is not well posed, the reconstruction results were influenced by various factors, such as the permissible source region, measurement noise, optical properties, tissue specificity and source positions.

Experiment 4 also addressed a question posed by the results of Experiment 2: did delayed repetition have no effect on duration judgments because participants failed to recognize repeated items?

These results posed the question of how cells convert extracellular concentration into proportional periods of signal transduction.

Then, the learner tries to pose the problem resulting in state 450, and so on, until the correct state is reached.

We compared the performance of PharmDock in predicting the ligand binding poses with the results of seven widely used docking programs evaluated by Plewczynski et al. on the PDBbind refined set [31].

He telephoned London, persuaded them of the seriousness of the threat posed by the resulting oil slick and hired a plane to film it from the air.

Today's stark choices are being posed as the result of a major economic shift within capitalism: the deep disruption of capital accumulation as a consequence of the crisis in global financial markets unleashed in 2008.

This poses the question, 'Would the results of the study change if the students create the concept maps in groups?' This could be a good angle from which to carry out another investigation of German and Japanese students or teachers.

Whatever the pictures' purpose, and whoever determined the poses, the result is portraiture rather than pornography.

This inevitably poses the question 'what would the results look like if we were able to subject the whole area, or the whole population to our treatment?' The answer to this question will generally be 'we don't know'.