Sentence examples for the corresponding evidence from inspiring English sources

Finally, we review the corresponding evidence regarding binding Say on Pay regimes and discuss other issues related to Say on Pay votes.

During conversion, the posterior weights are sequentially evaluated, using the corresponding evidence and likelihood probabilities defined in Eqs.

Atacamite is not confirmed as only one band at 3353 cm-1 suggests its presence and Raman spectroscopy did not revealed the corresponding evidence.

Those who talk h-m-a-ese while exposed to the "same" circumstances would presumably conjecture ~h&~m&~a on the basis of the "same" evidence (or the corresponding evidence that they gather).

In xOLM (Van Labeke et al. 2007), claims can be expanded to reveal nodes describing the corresponding evidence, as part of an approach to discussion of the learner model.

In fact, the issues of greatest priority to policy-makers and the corresponding evidence base are fast changing.

To develop the test, two investigators (SK and SFA) studied a series of systematic reviews containing a wide variety of clinical scenarios and the corresponding evidence-based LRs for the related clinical and paraclinical findings [19].

In summary, we observed that in a considerable proportion of the questions, the consultants' judgments regarding the value of the findings were significantly different from the corresponding evidence-based LRs; the differences included discrepant magnitude (over/underestimation) and also discrepant direction.

Evidence Mining module processes received symptoms from a passive network monitoring system and generate the corresponding evidences for all hosts in a monitored network based on Symptom-Evidence casuality relationship specified in AMCG.

In both cases, we were able to identify the respective historic person and were able to correlate the paleopathological findings with corresponding evidence from the written sources that had indicated chronic gout in both persons.

Alternatively, it was proposed that such highly rich vegetation zone might have attracted early human because of ease of resources and the lack of corresponding evidence were explained due to various reasons (e.g., inadequate surveys or thick vegetation not allowing proper surveys, lithics being transported after use instead of being discarded) [10].