Sentence examples for appropriate diversity from inspiring English sources

Genomic coverage averaged 66.1 ± 6.5% of the human transcriptome (Supplemental Figures S1A, S1B) indicating appropriate diversity of transcript sampling.

This paper presents a needs assessment framework describing how the trust game and the dictator game adopted from experimental economics can help measure discrimination, distinguish between stereotypes and prejudice, and determine appropriate diversity training methods accordingly.

A PCM is used instead of a PDM to comply with the useful diversity concept proposed in [40], which favours the maintenance of appropriate diversity, which potentially brings in good individuals.

It is important to search through the infeasible space of the problem, because it leads to reach appropriate diversity for the proposed GA and good feasible solutions can most efficiently be reached by breeding between a feasible and an infeasible solution.

Our failure to account for these variations by ensuring appropriate diversity in the clinical trial patient population is truly a tragedy because it represents a missed opportunity to understand and eliminate cancer disparities.

By use of appropriate diversity functions, the block selection problem can be viewed as finding a segmentation of a given haplotype matrix such that the diversities of chosen blocks satisfy a given value constraint.

The dbSNP is not the only repository for SNPs and further efforts are needed to identify an appropriate genomic diversity resource.

No: There is a Rectitude of Diversity appropriate to what has parts, but there is another, not less Rectitude than the former though it resides in a Unity.

Here, we briefly recount the generally recognized mechanisms of pathogen protection by AM fungi and present evidence, where appropriate, for functional diversity among AM fungal taxa with regard to these mechanisms.

"A good C.S.A. needs to have generalized equipment appropriate to a diversity of crops," said Michael Doctor, a Massachusetts community supported farmer who also runs a company that, for a small fee, finds old tractors and teaches small farmers them how to use them.

"Our primary goal is to bring together groups of reviewers who have the right expertise and the appropriate breadth and diversity so NIH can find and fund the most promising research.