The phrase "a template which describes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific template that provides a description or explanation of something.
Example: "The document includes a template which describes the process for submitting a grant application."
Alternatives: "a template that outlines" or "a template detailing".
In Section 3 we describe the Inside Vector Multiplication Template - a template which extracts features for problems to which Valiant's algorithm can be applied.
Further, an according template file provides specific information which describes the selected area or location by coordinates, name, size, etc.
DICOM supplement 155 is in development, which describes templates for sub-sections of CDA and SR documents to capture common radiology specialty techniques and findings.
The 'look and feel' of xQTL workbench is adaptable to institute or consortium style by changing a simple template, which is described in the xQTL workbench documentation enabling seamless integration into an existing website or intranet site, such as recently for EU-PANACEA model organism project and LifeLines biobank.
A useful organizing template is the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF), which describes disability across multiple dimensions, including body function and structure, activities and participation, and environmental factors.
We then utilize (S= bigcup_{tau=0}^{k} S_{tau}) to describe the larger template, which consists of all the stencils from the (k+1) smaller templates.
Anatomical regions are defined in MNI coordinates (following normalisation of each participant's data to the ICBM-152 template), which closely approximates to the space described by Talairach and Tournoux [32].
If the process is abstracted as a RESTful interface, it will be described by the WSDL template which is defined in the previous section.
Finally Section 6 concludes with describing the decided periocular template which is optimal for human recognition and marks its importance for recognition from a large database.
We used a single-subject template, the Johns Hopkins University Montreal Neurological Institute template, which was normalized to Montreal Neurological Institute space.
