Sentence examples for account expression from inspiring English sources

If for all modes ({varvec{v}}_{2} in varOmega_{text{d}}), the inequality (delta t_{1} left( {{varvec{v}}_{2} } right) > delta t_{2} left( {{varvec{v}}_{2} } right)) is valid, then expression (4) takes the form (delta t_{2} left( {{varvec{v}}_{2} } right) to hbox{max}), and taking into account expression (3), we get (tau_{2} left( {{varvec{v}}_{2},sigma_{2} } right) to hbox{min}).

If for all modes ({varvec{v}}_{2} in varOmega_{text{d}}), the inequality (delta t_{1} left( {{varvec{v}}_{2} } right) < delta t_{2} left( {{varvec{v}}_{2} } right)) is valid, then expression (4) takes the form (delta t_{1} left( {{varvec{v}}_{2} } right) to hbox{max}), and taking into account expression (2), we get (t_{2} left( {{varvec{v}}_{2},sigma_{1} } right) to hbox{max}).

However, up to now, phylogenetic annotation did not take into account expression data (i.e. ESTs, Microarrays, SAGE,...).

Nevertheless, one should keep in mind that the co-expression measure takes into account expression data from 86 microarray experiments.

In terms of the absolute expression measure, this means we only take into account expression differences of 1-fold change or more.

Standard approaches for multiple test correction [ 1, 2, 18] (and references therein) do not take into account expression dependence of the threshold (22).

To account for expression heterogeneity between embryos, the expression in each KO embryo was compared with all control samples.

The effects of such post-translational modifications and protein folding were taken into account by expression of the recombinant protein in the eukaryotic expression system Pichia pastoris.

To account for expression bias due to transcript length, each sample transcript expression was normalized by using Cufflinks algorithm with an FDR of 0.05.

Taking into account the expression for the potential (14), from Equation 15, we find β = π 2 m BP E BP Δ ϵ ′ / ℏ U 0 (16).

Lewis's account of expression meaning is commonly regarded as a plausible and necessary supplement to an intention-based account of speaker's meaning.