Sentence examples for any schema from inspiring English sources
Although a specific example of the use of KEGs is presented as a means for structuring clinical information in an order set schema, KEGs can serve as building blocks for the definition of any schema, document, or template that can benefit from the extra dimensions KEGs add to data representation, indexing, and retrieval.
One of the big limitations of Chado, and indeed, any schema designed solely for genomic features, is the lack of support for continuous data such as signal intensity.
The latter defines the structure of any schema of classification or prediction assessment and it is made up by two methods, buildClassifier and classifyIstances, whose implementation is necessary for all supervised machine learning algorithms.
Critical to the application of any interface schema reuse is ensuring that the reusable schemas were designed and developed with intent to reuse.
Like any relational schema, the object-relational schema for the IIA has difficulty representing a relationship between two entities, whose primary keys are defined over the same domain.
This could be done manually, since the number of attributes is small, or using any existing schema matching approach [25, 29].
This is due to the fact that the source code generally contains assumptions about the data structures used by the application (such as field names, types, etc)., even if the data stores themselves do not enforce any particular schema [78].
These three characters don't fit neatly into any prefabricated schema, whether it's the subservient position women are thought to be confined to in the banlieues or the stereotypically male roles of petty criminal or political rebel.
The algorithm detected 47 duplicates, and 48 resources were not classified according to any classification schema.
In contrast, because SEEK does not require any specific schema, SEEK is unable to facilitate comparisons among multiple simulations.
The cutting edge of research will always outpace standardization, generating new data and analysis that may not fit into any existing schema.
