Sentence examples for applied to display from inspiring English sources
Top GO software was also applied to display enriched GO categories (Alexa and Rahnenfuhrer 2010).
PW has been applied to display the normal and abnormal "signature" waveforms that are specific to each vessel.
Improved combined pinch and exergy analysis has been applied to display the system information graphically for one to visualize the performance of the system in the initial and final case.
To find biological processes that differ by race/ethnicity, a cluster analysis was applied to display Gene Ontology biological processes with significant enrichment of those genes that are expressed differentially among the two patient groups (Figure 1).
As regression models for AS disease and age, receiver operating curves were applied to display sensitivity and specificity of CD4+CD28-levels.
A voxel-wise exclusive masking procedure was applied to display grey matter areas associated with voice processing performance but not with performance in other modalities.
This paper considers the way in which the approach that has been routinely applied to displays and control design within the control and transport domains can be transferred to the context of medical devices.
This prohibition does not apply to displays of objects explicitly organized for the sale of those objects, for example, craft shows.
Model interpolation has been applied to continuously display a full spectrum of specific attributes for the synthesized speech, such as gender [29], style [17], and accent [30].
NOD mouse serum was passed over TentaGel beads displaying immobilized 1 or, as a control, beads displaying immobilized 3. The flow through fractions were applied to beads displaying GAD65-GST, and after washing away unbound protein, the beads were hybridized with fluorescence secondary antibody and the amount of bound antibody was quantified using a flow cytometer.
Bayesian clustering methods may overestimate genetic structure by generating spurious clusters when applied to populations displaying isolation by distance (Frantz et al. 2009; Schwartz and Mckelvey 2009).
