Sentence examples for as periphery from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, we interpret the size-1 clusters as periphery.

The SCAN algorithm [ 35 ], like ME, partitions the graph vertices into "clusters", which we interpret as cores, and "hubs" and "outliers", which we interpret as periphery.

Since ME, SCAN, and CE return multiple cores and only a single periphery, we assign to each cluster C its neighborhood N(C) as periphery.

Note that when comparing the number of detected complexes, then SCE is at a disadvantage, since it can use each protein as periphery only once, while having large peripheries makes it easier to count a complex as detected.

Tag clusters located within 4488 base pairs from either end of the scaffold, were classified as "periphery tag clusters" and could not be associated with any gene.> -wrap-foot>> -wraAbsoluteaAbsolute numbers of reads mapping (97%% of the TSS seq reads mapped onto gene-containing scaffolds) aCDS1 = First coding exon Core promoters were defined as 100 nucleotides (−50/+50) TSS surrounding the TSS.

This is abrasive, and so, at its best, is Ryan's poetry, as in "Periphery": Fountains, for instance, have a periphery at some distance from the spray.

One approach here could be to consider clusters of size one as shared periphery (as we did for CE).

The effects of abolishing β2AR signalling in the periphery as well as in the CNS must be considered, as inflammation in the periphery can affect the CNS and vice versa (Denes et al., 2010).

Helicopters can still skirt the city's periphery, as long as they remain at least 25 miles away from a major airport.

There are broad strategies for laying out the project's "center" and "periphery" as well as philosophical asides about originality and attribution.

Were Greece to leave it could well undermine confidence in countries on the eurozone periphery, as well as in the single currency itself, say economists.