Sentence examples for the nearest subject from inspiring English sources

Mean speaker distance from the nearest subject was 42.4, 43.2 and 42.2 m for the 'bee'whiteite noise' and 'control' rumble stimuli, respectively.

Following previously published protocols [20], we performed the playbacks from a camouflaged speaker (8 18 m from the nearest subject) in the dry season of February-March 2008. February-March 2008

Similarly, an attribute will be assigned score −1 (1) if the attribute from the selected subject matches (mismatches) one of the nearest subjects from the different phenotype group.

In matching with replacement, each exposed subject is matched to the nearest unexposed subject.

Each treated subject was randomly selected and then matched to the nearest untreated subject based on calipers of width of 0.2 of the standard deviation of the logit of the PS, as previously recommended [ 23, 24].

Each subject treated by transfusion was randomly selected and then matched (without replacement) to the nearest untreated subject based on calipers of width of 0.2 of the standard deviation of the logit of the propensity score [17].

An attribute (SNP) will be assigned score 1 (−1) if the attribute from the selected subject matches (mismatches) one of x nearest subjects from the same phenotype group.

Tansy Davies tackled the near impossible subject of 9/11 in her opera Between Worlds (at the Barbican).

"Regional cities have more attractive affordability levels and house prices have significant potential upside for growth in the near term subject to the outlook for the economy".

The shutter speed required depends on the movement speed of the object, the scale of the image (movement blur becomes greater the nearer the subject or the longer the focal length of the lens used) and the movement direction; movement across the direction of view produces the most blurring.

UNICEF's objective is to reach more than 50,000 people in the near future, subject to availability of funds.