Sentence examples for assigned a candidate from inspiring English sources
In practice, we instead assigned a candidate statistic S j) (j = 1, … , q) to S α (k ) if the corresponding boosted coefficient λ ^ (j ) (cf. Equation 8) was different from zero and omitted it otherwise.
We assigned a candidate cell type for 90% of increased and decreased DEGs, and showed that most increased DEGs can be explained by KC activity and inflammatory cell infiltration (e.g., T-cells and macrophages).
He assigned a candidate for the intermediate to "M" to a p-quinone methide cation that was formed by direct heterolysis of the leaving group from triplet pHP DEP.
EPHA3 is among the most frequently mutated RTKs in human lung ADCs, and has been assigned a candidate tumor suppressor role based on its mutation spectrum and findings from in vitro and in vivo studies (Lahtela et al., 2013; Lisabeth et al., 2012; Vail et al., 2014; Zhuang et al., 2012).
An automated tracking system can assign a candidate ID and hide the name and address or an independent employee can mask the information from recruiters and managers.
In this way, DeepDive could assign a candidate relation a probability if that relation was used for training.
The database was used to assign a candidate cell type to each human gene based upon the gene's expression level across the 10 cell types.
These new findings allow us to satisfy criteria (iii) and (iv) of assigning a candidate photopigment to a physiological function, namely, that VA opsin plays a central role in regulating the avian photoperiodic response.
As described in Section 2.2, the query drug was assigned a series of candidate indications, ranging from the most likely one to the least one.
Because the identified regions can overlap more than one gene, we assigned a summit (the candidate driver location) of each RDNP to its corresponding genomic feature.
In the assignment analyses, the putative father was not successfully assigned for two of 46 offspring in two of 12 broods, while the remaining offspring could be assigned to a candidate male with >95% confidence (Table 3).
