Sentence examples for a numeric list from inspiring English sources

For two samples, we scanned the whole genome with a sliding window (200 bp as the default window size and 10 bp as the default step), and for each sample, the location coordinates (relative to the window's midpoint) of the derived dyads in each window were treated as a numeric list.

Annually, the UA Study Coordinator will create a coded, numeric list of study participants, who are employees or adult dependents of participating employer groups, to send to their health plan.

Since the two-sample K S test is a non-parametric approach for determining whether two numeric lists are derived from the same distribution, we applied this approach to test whether the nucleosome positions in each window were different between the two samples.

Once you have a numeric passcode in place, go down the list of iPad apps and activities and turn off the items you wish to lock up when you are not around to supervise things.

The South African Triage Scale (SATS) is designed for these settings and consists of a numeric score (triage early warning score, TEWS) and a list of clinical signs (known as discriminators).

This shows that the recursive subproblem can be smaller or simpler in more subtle ways than just the value of a numeric parameter or the size of a string or list parameter.

Exact matches were taken first, and then a SAS function called SPEDIS was used to conduct "fuzzy matching" that provides a numeric value for distance between matches and creates a list of probable matches.

Use the job requirements listed in the job description and a numeric rating scale (for example 1- strongly disagree, 2-disagree, 3-agree, 4- strongly agree).

Alexander did not respond to a message left at a telephone number listed for his business nor to a numeric page.

A numeric tally of the anonymous dead had evolved into a list of the named dead, one person per line, and then into a dedicated form: one decedent per page.

(4) For the purposes of listing waters under § 130.10(d)(2), applicable standard means a numeric criterion for a priority pollutant promulgated as part of a state water quality standard.