Sentence examples for adaptations of methods from inspiring English sources

The rapidly accumulating genomic data necessitate sophisticated analysis, but many of the current tools are adaptations of methods designed during the early days of quantitative genetics.

This allows the adaptation of methods from graph theory to structure graphs and their direct use with kernel learning algorithms.

Therefore, a minimum set of sites and minimum set of standardized methods are needed, i.e. characterization of each site, sampling of selected soil organism groups, adequate adaptation of methods for the purpose of monitoring of potential effects of GMO.

These count-based approaches have mostly advocated the adaptation of methods for RNA-Seq data analysis to the more structured ChIP-Seq data.

This errors analysis emphasizes the need for adaptation of methods used by de-identification systems in order to recognize PHI formats specific to VHA clinical documents.

Our adaptation of methods to assess APC effects based on biomonitoring data is novel and suggests that calendar time (i.e., period effects) had a major influence on observed concentrations, although birth cohort differences were also indicated.

The proof uses energy methods, which are adaptations of corresponding methods for smooth manifolds.

We compare our method against these tools to demonstrate that trivial adaptations of existing methods cannot address the problem of mature miRNA identification better than MatureBayes.

MCM was assayed by Accurate-Mass Q-TOF LC/MS (Agilent) using adaptations of published methods to analyze the presence of CoA esters.

Deletion and insertion mutants were produced in diploids by homologous recombination using adaptations of standard methods for S. cerevisiae and haploids were obtained by sporulation and dissection.

Lead levels were measured in red blood cells using adaptations of the methods described by Miller et al. [ 16] and Parsons and Slavin [ 17].