Sentence examples for a set of occurrence from inspiring English sources
To do this we generated a set of occurrence points for each species based on our specimen records and supplemented with downloaded data from two public databases (Avian Knowledge Network (http://www.avianknowledge.net) and Ornis (museum specimen records only: http://ornisnet.org).org
We compiled a set of occurrence data from 360 point localities for subsp. spontaneum, using data from different data sources (see supplementary text S1, Supplementary Material online, for details).
Let C be a set of occurrence counts of equiprobable oligomers: (4) where M is the number of equiprobable oligomers and c i is the count of the i-th oligomer in the DNA Gray code.
Once the treasure is safely secured, the man goes into an elaborate explanation of how he knew about the treasure's location, based on a set of occurrences that happened after the gold bug's discovery.
These involve taking a set of modern occurrence records, and a set of various climate variables such as temperature and rainfall, and building a model that predicts their current distributions.
Asif will say it was "chance" that he bowled a no ball at the appointed time, Butt that this no ball and the two bowled by Amir were a set of "freakish occurrences".
It is then possible to search for these fragments exactly to give a set of candidate occurrences of the pattern.
Using a large set of occurrence records and eco-geographic information, we built a distribution model to predict the predominance of the two species across their range of sympatry.
The significance of the observed D and I test statistics were evaluated in ENMtools by randomly partitioning a pooled set of occurrence data from two populations into two new datasets with the same number of occurrences as the original two populations.
For GABP, a set of 6670 motif occurrences in the human genome were identified by FIMO [50] search using a cutoff of p <1×10−6.
Enrichment values were calculated as the ratio of the relative occurrence in a set of genes to the relative occurrence in the genome.
