Sentence examples for two main facts from inspiring English sources

Our analysis suggests two main facts.

In Theseimulatiobservations in Tables 4, 5, and 6, we canpare the performance for Stream 1, 2, and 3 for different beffexplained d = 15 m and QR-RLS algorithm mentioned in [12] is adopted as channel prediction algorithm.

This literature aims at establishing two main facts: whether there is a gap in the labor market performances (in terms of wages, employment opportunities etc).

However, two main facts distinguish the evolution of inequality exhibited by Figs. 6 and 7. First, the rise of inequality during the period 2006 2009 does not appear when we consider only agents with positive hours worked.

As we will see in Section 2, specially in formula (2.1), such a problem is based on two main facts: first, the explicit form of the orthogonal polynomials associated to the random variables to be approximated, and, second, the relation between expectations involving forward differences and expectations involving these orthogonal polynomials.

The post-observational notes and the analysis of logs (register of users' activity) indicate two main facts: on the one hand, the elaboration of a tool that is able to convert log files into graphs that could be visualized as courses of educational browsing.

But right now it is hard to see Labour losing or even deserving to.Labour's strength lies in three main facts.

This is motivated by three main facts: first, our sample, i.e., the set of tweets, has been previously filtered by topic, allowing us to safely assume that the information circulating is limited to a restricted topic, the 15M movement.

The use of such a linearization strategy is motivated by three main facts, namely (i) it is a power tool for controlling nonlinear systems which is based on well-established technical principles [22, 23], (ii) the given SEIR model is highly nonlinear and (iii) such a control strategy has not been yet applied in epidemic models.

When combined, the information supplied by Fig. 2a, b discloses two main stylised facts: (i) changes in employment provide just a partial explanation of the evolution of unemployment, and (ii) there is a great persistence in regional unemployment over the years.

Two main scientific facts support the idea of de novo oogenesis and folliculogenesis in the adult human ovary: firstly, the presence of stem cells in the human adult OSE [ 6, 7] and in the human mature vesicular (Graafian) follicles [ 21] as well as extrafolliculary, as confirmed in the mouse adult ovary [ 22], and secondly, the phenomenon of epithelial-mesenchymal transitions.