Sentence examples for predictive forms from inspiring English sources
It is not yet known whether the scalar properties of explicit timing are also displayed by more implicit, predictive forms of timing.
Less agreement between measured and predicted lens thicknesses was found when model equations were modified to a fully explicit, predictive form.
A simple general model for the interaction between a particle and the fluid in a fluidized suspension, enables a hydrodynamic criterion for the onset of bubbling in fluidized beds to be formulated in a compact and fully predictive form.
Fourth, through examination of the DPOP autocorrelation and partial correlation functions, we progressively adopted ARIMA form until the residuals exhibited temporal randomness and normality (or an appropriate predictive form).
The posterior predictive distribution forms a link between the various predictions of interest, while being constrained by the available data and prior knowledge.
Auxiliary data used in this study to represent predictive soil forming factors were terrain attributes and Landsat data as quantitative variables and a geomorphology map as categorical variable.
Eighteen ancillary data variables derived from a digital elevation model and Landsat 8 images were used to represent predictive soil forming factors in this study area.
These two predictive frameworks form the basis of a novel methodology which is intended to assist the scientific community in planning future pre-clinical trials of high Z NP-enhanced photon radiotherapy.
Auxiliary data used in this study to represent predictive soil forming factors were terrain attributes (derived from a digital elevation model), Landsat 7 ETM+ data, apparent electrical conductivity (ECa)—measured using an electromagnetic induction instrument (EMI), and a geomorphologic surfaces map.
The predictive variables formed the fixed effects of the model.
Thus, the predictive KL1 form of Klotho appears to crosstalk with both FGF and Insulin/IGF1/FOXO pathways to exert anti-aging properties in C. elegans.
