Sentence examples for that is note from inspiring English sources

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A simple way of modeling this association is to regress Y i on all available X ij s (for j = 1, …,  n) controlling for the mean vector of covariates, that is: Note that, since this model requires a complete set of predictors X ij, it will use only the subjects having all exposure data at all n visits, a major limitation of such an approach.

That is, note the expected profit when the put is first sold (a put sold for $1.00 might have an expected profit of 75 cents, say), and then cover the put when the expected profit has been attained.

For each, we denote by the resolvent of that is, Note that if is -accretive, then is nonexpansive and for all We need the resolvent identity (see [19, 20] for more information).

It is important to notice that the score notation presents relative timing, that is, note durations are represented as a ratio of each other, and not as absolute values.

We say T is anα-continuous multi-valued mapping on if, for all sequences with as, and, for all, we have as, that is, Note that the continuity of T implies the α-continuity ofT, for all mappings α.

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that is (noting that is strictly decreasing), (3.27).

Because won't that be noted?

That's note taking at its best".

"That's noted.

There was no single variable that was noted to define or predict overcrowding.

You sleep and that, too, is noted.

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