Sentence examples for accelerate searching from inspiring English sources

To accelerate searching speed in identifying all perfect and imperfect orthologous SSRs from a set of specified genes among fourteen species, we performed an autocorrelation based SSR discovery algorithm and constructed the SSR motif database in advance [ 17].

Due to the complexity of the PI superfamily, and to accelerate searching, users can restrict searches to subclasses (PI, PIPx) or sub-subclasses (PI, PI[3]P, PI[4]P, PI[5]P, PI[3,4]P2, PI[3,5]P2, PI[4,5]P2, PI[3,4, 5]P3).

Memory of which distractors have already been examined could provide an avenue for eye-tracking feedback to accelerate search performance.

Second, we propose a multistage approach to greatly accelerate search speed using two stage detectors in cascade by combining both detection and discovery-based techniques.

SSAHA[8], which creates a database hash table in memory to accelerate search functions and was thus expected to perform reasonably well, is optimized to find longer alignments and fails in practice on most of the criteria set out above.

Based on an analysis of the protein identification process, three main methods are available to accelerate search engines at present.

Gregg Overman, a union spokesman, said yesterday that the union presumed that American's accelerated search for bankruptcy financing was "part of the airline's contingency planning".

Shula, 37, had appeared to be the leading candidate from the start of Alabama's accelerated search after Price was fired Saturday by the university's president, Robert E. Witt, in the wake of disclosures about his behavior at a Pensacola, Fla., strip club and hotel while he was there for a golf tournament.

The recent accelerated search for mutations in cancers, facilitated through next generation sequencing technologies, has greatly accelerated our understanding of the mechanisms underlying epigenetic dysfunction in cancers.

Rapid progress in human genome decoding has accelerated search for the role of gene polymorphisms in the pathogenesis of complex multifactorial diseases.

"Quick isn't good with exhumations," she said following the announcement of an accelerated search last October.