Sentence examples for rule analyses from inspiring English sources

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Results for ms are in excellent agreement with those of recent strange scalar and strange pseudoscalar sum rule analyses, as well as recent lattice analyses, while those for Vus agree within errors with the output from recent lattice-based Γ[Kμ2]/Γ[πμ2] and Kℓ3-based analyses.

Finally, as a general rule analyses not involving measures of WM performance were performed on fMRI data from all trials (i.e., 30 per condition).

Not all extended majority rule analyses show Vespoidea to be monophyletic.

The same is true of economic stagnation.Here, Mr Piketty refers to the rule (analysed in a previous Free Exchange column) that if the rate of return on capital is faster than the economic growth rate, inequality will tend to increase.

The low minimum soil calcium association found in the rule set analyses contrasts with previous literature suggesting that B. anthracis spore persistence is associated with high soil calcium levels [ 3, 30].

Inclusion of available soil variables into our anthrax outbreak model resulted in subtle changes in the likelihood of the pathogen in areas of northern Kazakhstan, but did not substantially change the extent of geographic predictions or results of rule set analyses [ 26].

If this is really what's going on, we have arrived at a very strange place indeed – a neoliberal paradise in which people display the kind of passive resignation Václav Havel observed in Czechoslovakia under Soviet rule and analysed in his great essay The Power of the Powerless.

Individuals can overcome their heuristic tendencies if information is made easier to use, and if they have to explicitly construct rule-based analyses to problem-solve.

No wonder the usual rules of analysing who is likely to do well don't always apply.

The elasto-plastic and pivot hysteresis rules were analysed first, considering both hardening and softening behaviour.