Sentence examples for same signs as from inspiring English sources

Thus (lambda_{n}(q)) and (lambda_{n+1}(q)) have the same signs as those of (lambda_{n}(B)) and (lambda_{n+1}(B)), respectively.

Pink salmon reared in CO2-rich fresh water showed many of the same signs as their marine brethren, according to a study published today in the journal Nature Climate Change.

The results of such analysis indicate the Ordinary Least Square (OLS) regression estimates have the same signs as estimates from ordinal regression.

This animal (18 months of age) was also brought to our clinical service showing the same signs as the first animals, but the evolution period was longer.

As figure 8 shows, the model presented here produces relationships with exactly the same signs as those observed by Drummond and Wilke (2008), whether selection on codon choice is driven by translational efficiency or translational accuracy.

For example, when using the GLS conversion units, only three variables result significantly for the transition between not being at a higher risk to becoming a higher risk drinker among women and with the same signs as before age, loneliness and income while for men loneliness, age and income cease to be significantly associated with ceasing to be in a high-risk category.

Modulo a,b) always has the same sign as b, while remainder a,b) always has the same sign as a. Remainder a,b) returns the result of dividing a by b and taking the remainder.

We found that SBCs also carry signals from rod photoreceptors, with the same sign as S cone input.

The bubbles were found to carry the same sign as the particles (positive) and under the same electrolyte concentrations, the change on the particles and bubbles was approximately the same.

Our simulations of rafting in two-dimensional systems show that rafting (unidirectionally elongated microstructures) is promoted when the precipitate phase is softer than the matrix and when the applied stress has the same sign as the eigenstrain.

This tells us exactly what we expect; the derivative is zero at x=0, has the same sign as x, and becomes steeper (more negative or positive) as x becomes more negative or positive.