The phrase "a correct target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals, objectives, or aims that are accurate or appropriate in a given context.
Example: "In order to achieve success, it is essential to identify a correct target for our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "an accurate goal" or "a valid objective".
On the contrary, if another distance value is the smallest, the identified target is not considered to be a correct target but a corresponding candidate.
We aim at Ψ xi) ≥ 0 if xi is a correct target PSM and Ψ(x i) < 0 otherwise.
The above example illustrates that GPE can be used to effectively identify a correct target candidate among a large list of incorrect glycopeptides.
One interesting observation was that in the case of Yfr1, a full weighting of the interaction site accessibility, i.e. α=1, was required for a correct target site prediction.
Consequently, selection screening for a correct targeting event, i.e., insertion of the targeting cassette into the correct endogenous locus, has to occur in flies instead of cells.
A correct targeting of paresthesias evoked by the electrical stimulation on the painful area is commonly considered very important for pain relief.
In a correct targeting event, this DNA fragment is deleted; however, in a faulty targeting event its presence leads to the death of the undesired offspring when driven by a neuronal or ubiquitous Gal4 driver.
Under the conservative assumption that lymphocytes only scan as little as a 5% of the APC surface, those parameter values render a correct targeting ratio R > 10, which implies that Ag targeting is extremely reliable.
This is equivalent to a correct targeting ratio equal to three, to be compared to 10 if the basal abundance of the self-Ag is already a* (detectable) but it remains unchanged during the infection.
After training, the network was able to produce a final correct target semantic pattern, given a particular pattern of activation of input units (letters).
To discuss the conformational effect, we consider a main or "correct" target A and an "incorrect" competitor B that differ in structure; their binding domains are of different lengths, sA and sB.
