Sentence examples for a set of exactly from inspiring English sources
A set of exactly computable orthonormal basis functions that are useful in computations involving constituent quarks is presented.
Given the identities of the m non-zero effects/interactions, Tsao and Wibowo recently developed an algorithm to identify a set of exactly m test conditions but did not suggest how to test the adequacy of the m-unknown model or how to expand the set of test conditions incrementally when more non-zero effects/interactions actually exist.
Each parasite is composed of a set of exactly g var genes, and the genomes are distinguishable from each other by their unique var combination.
It is not surprising that this turning point in metric behavior is observed at a cutoff value of 2.5%, since this corresponds to a selection set of exactly 250 compounds when applied to a dataset of 10,000 compounds with 250 actives mixed into it.
Then, first of all, a FEC source block is constructed from a set of RTP packets, exactly those generated in a Tpp.
Thus, our control was a set of sequences with exactly the same properties as the experimental set, only with putative motifs scrambled.
Currently, most tools used for retrieving bioscience literature are based on keyword searches, although such approaches have limitations: firstly, it can be difficult for a researcher to find a set of keywords that exactly specify the biological functions she or he may be interested in; secondly, the ranking of results is usually not based on relevance to the biological functions of interest.
A LCB is defined as a collinear (consistent) set of exactly matched subsequences (multiple maximal unique matches, namely 'multi-MUMs') which are shared by all the chromosomes considered, appear once in each chromosome and are bordered on both sides by mismatched nucleotides.
Using the equality condition in Theorem 1ii of Rosenberg and Jakobsson (2008), we can specify a set L of exactly ⌈(2 HT)−1⌉ allele frequencies whose sum of squares is HT.
It is as though each page was a board game which arrived with a set of rules telling you exactly how to play it.
First, they promote transparency by making firms attach to their aggregate financial tables (such as the profit-and-loss statement) a set of detailed notes disclosing exactly how the main items (such as inventories and pension liabilities) are calculated.
