Sentence examples for as mentioned in the example from inspiring English sources

As mentioned in the example in Figure 4, the outer choroidal visibility is affected in patients with increased retinal thickness, and CDI scan is not helpful.

As mentioned in the illustrative example, the data schema for representing OOGP in BIM is still lacking.

First, as mentioned in the previous example, we investigate the impact of the initial guess on the convergence of the conjugate gradient algorithm.

It may also play an important role in learning as mentioned in the previous example (i.e. by evaluating the obtained effect in a conscious manner leads to improvement of the performance of the action selection).

As mentioned in the introduction, examples are the combination of conflicting sensors' information received by an agent, the aggregation of multiple databases to build an expert system, and multi-agent systems (Borgida and Imielinski 1984; Baral et al. 1992; Chawathe et al. 1994; Elmagarmid et al. 1999; Subrahmanian 1994; Kim 1995).

As mentioned in the "Introduction", the most prominent examples of TF-TG interactions databases are JASPAR [ 2], the Open Regulatory Annotation database (ORegAnno; [ 3]), Swissregulon [ 4], TRANSFAC database [ 5], the Transcriptional Regulatory Element Database (TRED; [ 6]) and the Transcription Regulatory Regions Database (TRDD; [ 7]).

For example, as mentioned in the PPV analysis, not all of the 171 papers that we counted as True Positives were specifically about comorbid AUD with depression.

For example, as mentioned in the introduction, in [ 40] a branch-and-bound scheme, Efficient Subwindow Search esss), is used to efficiently maximise a classifier function over all subregions in an image.

The RPS generator should generate problems for "learning by positive and negative examples" as mentioned in the "Learning to apply conditions and the hierarchy of material classes by cognitive conflict" section.

The generally high clustering coefficient values (including for T ≥ 0.7) seem to suggest that the network is not a purely random graph, as the clustering coefficient values for classical random networks are typically very low (close to zero, essentially due to random distribution of links), as mentioned in the methodology section earlier; see also, for example, Watts and Strogatz (1998).

As mentioned in the Introduction section (above), there are numerous examples of the catabolic effects of NO on cultured chondrocytes and cartilage.