Sentence examples for when the derivation from inspiring English sources

A logical system is called explosive when the derivation of an inconsistency in it yields triviality.

When using L-systems, the composer has to define when the derivation should stop, as they tend to spool on indefinitely (Supper 1997, pp. 106-108).

The EHR platform that was present when the derivation cohort was drawn did not adequately collect social history data such as smoking status (67% missing) and living situation (55% missing).

Sensitivity analysis was undertaken by comparing results when the original (derivation) dataset was included and excluded.

This study aims to prospectively validate and compare the performance accuracy of these three clinical decision rules when applied outside the derivation setting.

Whatever the derivation, when Robinson ran out of opponents in America and toured Europe in the 1940s and '50s crowds turned out to greet Le Grande Sucre.

Based on the derivation above, when the synchronous torque coefficient changes, the resonance condition is affected, and the steady-state response amplitude is much smaller.

It may in principle be possible to allow for uncertainty in the estimate of β in the derivation dataset when testing β∗.

These peaks correspond to SNP fragments which are inconsistent with statistically phased haplotypes and are consistent when the SNP fragment changes the derivation to another haplotype.

When the models developed in the derivation cohort were tested on the random sample validation cohort, the AUCs ranged from 0.63 to 0.76 (Additional file 1) and showed no evidence of a lack-of-fit.

There was also a significant interaction with the consultation rate (likelihood ratio test p<0.0001) with excellent discrimination of each Charlson index derivation when the number of consultations in the prior year was below 14, and good discrimination above 14 consultations in the prior year (table 4).