Sentence examples for the same interpretation as from inspiring English sources
The same interpretation as in Fig. 8.
But, when corrected for depth, it would result in the same interpretation as for Ni.
The same interpretation as in Fig. 8. Fig. 10 Ba/Ca versus Sr/Ca for trabecular bone tissue samples.
In this case, we define ( {PA}_i^1={A}_i^{sum}/{A}_{j=1}^n{left({sum}_{i=1}^n{M}_j^1/{t}^1right1right)/left({sum}_{j=1}^n{M}_{i0/{t}_{i j}^1right) ), with the same interpretation as Eq. 5, but on this occasion the optimal (minimum time) itineraries remain constant in the current period.
Shinohara et al. (2008) detected a similar crust mantle transition layer at the eastern edge of Area A. Although they did not propose a geological interpretation of this feature, the same interpretation as that of Ohira et al. may be applicable in this case.
In the case of PEG 3.350 the kinetics appear to conform to n = 3 or 4, as is the case in acetate [27], benzoate [37] and aqueous DMSO (with the same interpretation as indicated above for DMSO).
Both these graphs have the same interpretations as the corresponding single user results.
The regression coefficients have the same interpretations as in standard regression analyses, but this model include adjustment for measurement errors, as it is the underlying latent variable, and not the observed exposure which are assumed to affect the outcome.
Culture supernatant was subjected to CCCNA as for stool filtrate with the same interpretation criteria as previously described [ 16].
When comparing the different distributions, we used the same interpretation rule as in the earlier comparison by Mani et al. [14]: an ideal definition of genetic interaction should result in a tight distribution (indicating low variability) that is centered at zero (indicating low bias) for the bulk of the measured interactions (reflecting the background distribution of non-interacting genes).
Significant genes identified from different GWAS data by different USGSA gene measure will have the same interpretation, explained as top 100* α G % of the gene associations over genome.
