Sentence examples for application to assign from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the differentially expressed genes sequences of each group were uploaded to the Mercator web application to assign MapMan bins, and then differentially expressed genes between the four compared groups of related pathways were screened and analysed using MapMan software [ 50].

However, given distinct functional properties of psoriasis-specific and non-specific DEGPs (Fig.  8), it may be appropriate for such applications to assign greater emphasis to the most psoriasis-specific DEGPs, such as NCCRP1, DBI and GLTP (Fig.  5).

In consideration of clinical application, we tried to assign cutoff values to TAR for predicting dichotomous outcomes.

BLAST-based GO term prediction application were used to assign functional categories to the defined unigene collection considered all three GO categories at the most specific term as described in a previous work [ 50].

To do so, go to the space in question and right-click or two-finger click on the dock icon of the application you wish to assign.

Her mentor suggested that her original title, "Control Mechanisms in Animal Cells," would have caused her application to be assigned to the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, where competition for dwindling funds was high.

If the metrical representation is independent of the segmental one, and if there is a mechanism assigning the stress pattern sub-lexically, it should be possible to prime its application, increasing the likelihood to assign the stress pattern of a target congruently with the prime.

The most obvious application of SRST is to assign STs to novel isolates whose STs are unknown.

This instrument was derived by consensus among experts in rheumatology followed by application of regression models to assign relative weights to each parameter.

The data provided by the complete C. glutamicum genome sequence [ 4- 6] enabled genome-wide analyses and the application of comparative genomics to assign functions to uncharacterized genes and to compare the genetic make-up with that of other bacterial species.

Does it deserve the application of psychometric methods directed to assign a number to the amount of 'need' that a given patient has?