Sentence examples for separately if only from inspiring English sources

In general, reference and query sets are provided separately; if only one dataset is provided, it can be randomly divided over reference and query data in order to test the efficacy of the method.

For each study, if fold changes, θ, were reported, the standardized bounded fold changes would be |θ'| = θ/(maximum of θ) with regard to up- and down-regulated genes separately; alternatively, if only directions of up- or down-regulation were reported, the bounded fold changes would be translated into 1 for up and −1 for down, respectively.

The ruling made such manadtory discrimination illega, it allowed women and men to sit separately, but only if they did so voluntarily.

Analysis was planned to examine the control groups separately and only combine them if no obvious difference in attachment loss was observed between these two groups.

Both male and female variables were evaluated separately only if there was no multicollinearity problem.

Person-related data is kept separately only if this data is required for establishing contact and for correspondence.

It has been shown that certain combinations of polyolefins may result in equivocal results if only TREF or CRYSTAF is used separately for their characterization.

Israel's Supreme Court ruled in 2011 that men and women could sit separately on buses only if they did so voluntarily; women are no longer required to sit in the back of buses.

The remaining analyses were then analysed separately by group, only if group differences were found.

Each covariate was introduced separately and retained only if inclusion in the model produced a statistically significant decrease in OFV of 3.84 (P ≤ 0.05) and was biologically plausible.

Each potential confounder was initially examined separately and included only if it 1) substantially altered the association of the principal dietary variables with the outcome in the unadjusted models (>10%), 2) significantly predicted the outcome, or 3) improved the coefficient of determination (>5%).