Sentence examples for this relationship is true from inspiring English sources
David Vogan has conjectured that this relationship is true in general.
This relationship is true for both X-linked and autosomal genes.
Assuming that this relationship is true for other organisms, it can be hypothesized that the expression profile of a given system determines cell growth.
However, it remains to be seen if this relationship is true for other C-precursor substrates, including fructose, and for different animal species.
As demonstrated by Anderson and Swofford [ 35], if this relationship is true, MP method is prone to positively recover it, thus seems to perform as good as, or even better than ML method.
We can see from Equation 1 that a plot of ln SNR k)) vs N should have a slope of −1/ N e (k), and Baker et al. (2010) demonstrated that this relationship is true not just in the case of measurements of instantaneous signal, but also in the case of a detector that integrates measured intensities over time.
However, this relationship was true in the less urban (< 100,000 inhabitants) and most urban (≥ 1,000,000 inhabitants) areas, but not in the intermediate strata of rural/urban status, where the least-exposed children belonged to the highest socioeconomic category.
In addition, correlation of SAM size with flowering time became significant approximately 3 wk after planting and increased throughout vegetative development; SAM height and days to silking are shown as an example in Figure 4B, but this relationship was true of SAM width and other flowering time measures as well.
Women in this group described a variety of beliefs about the relationship between cervical cancer and sexual activity – some held sophisticated causal models while others doubted the relationship was true.
Moreover, the following relationship is true for the belief function and the plausibility function under all circumstances.
Then, for each α > 1, the following asymptotic relationship is true, as λ → 0 : ∫ 0 ∞ e − t R n ( t 1 / α λ ) d t = o ( 1 λ n ).
