Sentence examples for zero implies from inspiring English sources
Values close to zero implies there is no correlation between the two samples.
Setting this expression equal to zero implies the results given in the text.
Therefore, setting their respective coefficients to zero implies A = 3 a 2 b Open image in new window (4).
We utilized a delta score to quantify the deviation from the expectation of zero interaction, and proved that a delta score value of zero implies both probabilistic independence and dose additivity.
If RL value of zero implies irreversible adsorption, it is favourable process when 0 < RL < 1, linear when RL is 1 or unfavourable when RL is greater than 1 (Chen et al. 2008).
The parameter ε is a measure of the accuracy with which the projection matrix A preserves the distances between any two vectors in R N. A value of ε close to zero implies that the distances are preserved fairly accurately.
There can be no more certain way to guarantee that students get value from their years of study.Peter Ainsworth LondonSouth Africa's trade unions* SIR – Your suggestion that Jacob Zuma is caving in to the trade unions ("Zuma's two bad calls", September 4th) implies that there are better options for South Africa.
Your leader on the LIBOR affair ("Banksters", July 7th) implied that there were two types of dishonest manipulation going on, and that one of them is possibly forgivable depending on the intent of the manipulators.
At least, not yet.Stephen Grootes Johannesburg * SIR – The article "Justice, after all, is being done" (April 19th) implied that white fear of crime in South Africa is irrational and racist.
The hidden agenda of those advancing the Turkish cause in many cases includes the dilution of the EU into little more than a free-trade area.THOMAS BROWNLondonSIR—I was surprised by an article about Turkey's Kurds ("Down but far from out", August 1st) implying that Greece "turns a blind eye" to terrorist activities of the PKK.
NPR reported that the growing population has led to a shark infiltration, and Cape Cod Today wrote a blogpost on April 1st implying that Barnstable County was putting a $20 bounty on every seal brought to the county sheriff's office.
