Sentence examples for splitting the results from inspiring English sources

Though it has been pointed out that the state of the intermediate boundary region is also responsible for water splitting, the results indicate that the chemical composition of the anion exchange layer plays an important role.

The Senators then began the regular season with two games in Stockholm, Sweden against the Pittsburgh Penguins, splitting the results in a 4-3 overtime loss and a 3 1 win.

We were aware of this during analysis and decided not to try splitting the results artificially into what dealt with exacerbations and what did not.

Owing to a binary data splitting, the results of CART can easily be visualised as a binary tree, which consists of a number of nodes symbolising subgroups of data objects.

For example, comparing drug (ref.18) vs non-drug promiscuity in the same standardised study is better (easier to review even :) than splitting the result sets.

Create a valley fold splitting the resulting intersection of your two mountain folds in half.

In T1 we split the results by the category of processing event, the number of forms per gene, and the depth of coverage where appropriate.

Results:  I would suggest splitting up the results by cortical and hippocampal regions even more to avoid ambiguity and perhaps using results headings which summarise the results.

A sequential analysis asking for an ordering of what matters (sequential segmentation) first split people according to their self-reported health, then split each oof the two health groups on the quality of the support given by friends and relatives, and finally split the resulting four groups on income.

(ii)"Split the resulting signal into frames" (Split).

According to sources cited in the article, the partnerships would let Twitter stream videos on its site and split the resulting ad revenue with the networks.