Sentence examples for aforementioned window from inspiring English sources

In addition, the aforementioned window size can be fixed for all non-critical positions or can be adaptively changed regarding the distance between this point and its search center.

For LOH analysis, the aforementioned window sliding approach was used with a window size of 100 informative SNPs.

Microsoft and Dell should rise prior to the release of the aforementioned Windows Vista later in 2006.

The aforementioned Windows 8 videos did not use Facebook, a platform that would have enhanced engagement with the under-30 set.

We determined the boundaries of the genomic interval delimited by each pair of reads and evaluated the proportion of this interval overlapping with the aforementioned windows.

The aforementioned optimal window is related to the discrete prolate spheroidal sequences (DPSS) [17].

It claims existing personal data previously stored in its database was not affected by the breach — writing that the theft "only impacted new information added or updated on the VisionDirect.co.uk website" (and only during the aforementioned time window).

Using double intravenous administration of NPCs, Song et al. extended the aforementioned time window by transplanting cells on day 7, but failed to show an additional therapeutic benefit contributed to the second transplantation of NPCs.

The time course of ERF differences between conditions was assessed using a priori time windows of interest: 85 115 ms, 115 150 ms, 150 200 ms, 200 500 ms, and 500 700 ms. The first time window (85 115 ms) was motivated by aforementioned animal findings [6, 7]; 150–200 ms, 200 500 ms, and 500 700 ms were chosen based on novelty effects reported in humans [2 5].

In order to identify which CNVs are putative cis-eQTL, we tested the aforementioned 909 CNVs for association with transcript levels of genes within a symmetrical 10 Mb window of each CNV (a total window size of 20 Mb+CNV length).

After the processing steps aforementioned, each image is reduced to a set of candidate segments defined by a (normalized and aligned) square window around the centroid of the segment.