Sentence examples for sizes from which from inspiring English sources

There was a wider selection of sizes from which to choose than what I'd seen at general toy stores.

It is worth noting that similar computations could be carried out for different packet sizes from which a look up table can be generated to speed up the search process.

Once formed, the synthetic electrodes are discretized into voxels (small cubes) of equal sizes from which a range of microstructural properties can be calculated, including phase volume fraction, percolation and three-phase boundary (TPB) length.

This summary effect is nothing more than the weighted mean of the individual effects; moreover, the mechanism to assign the weights (and then the meaning of the summary effect) depends on the assumptions about the distribution of effect sizes from which the studies were sampled.

Accordingly, we found a power law distribution through years in the initial subpopulation, and a match between the power law breakpoint (at ca. ten pairs) and those colony sizes from which the despotic behavior of colony owners started to impair the settlement of newcomers.

The calculation requires the population sizes from which the various estimates in the formula are derived, and these were taken from the sources used to derive the estimates themselves.

This is a much smaller, but still representative, subsample with an often finer particle size, from which test portions are selected for specific analyte determinations.

On his career rate, and 14 seasons is a fair sample size from which to draw this conclusion, he's due for his next three-figure score in June 2015.

Accordingly, the specimen size from which soil compressibility is obtained could affect settlement calculations as with smaller specimens, the immediate settlement could be overestimated.

We included estimates of BMR irrespective of the sample size from which they were generated, but tested for bias resulting from this approach (see below).

Two programs were unable to specify the population size from which mentees were recruited.