Sentence examples for assignments based on a from inspiring English sources
In one, we examined the gene assignments based on a library of hidden Markov models [ 46], listed on the SUPERFAMILY site http://supfam.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk, discarding sequences shorter than 100aa.
In one, we examined the gene assignments based on a library of hidden Markov models [ 132], listed on the SUPERFAMILY site, discarded sequences shorter than 100aa and checked the alignments for the presence of His at Mb-fold position F8.
Assignments based on a similarity percentage lower than 70%% were not considered for further analysis.
JC C couplings from a one-dimensional (1D) C-observe experiment agreed with the resonance assignments based on an assignment of β-GlcNAc.
The approach we take to this problem is one of streaming bucket assignment based on a cost function that is designed to identify similar reads while simultaneously being quick to compute.
Thereafter, the SRAM cell is subjected to a dual threshold voltage (dual-VTh) assignment based on a novel statistical Design of Experiments–Integer Linear Programming (DOE ILP) approach.
We used a series of discriminant function analyses to predict stage assignment based on a number of psychosocial factors related to employees' attitudes, decisional balance, self-efficacy, and normative beliefs.
Macharis et al. [18] investigate the influence of increased fuel prices and an internalization of external transport costs on the market areas of intermodal transshipment terminals in Belgium, using an all-or-nothing flow assignment based on a shortest path algorithm and price minimization.
This is highly significant when compared to a random assignment based on a hypergeometric distribution, which would yield, on average, only 24 out of 48 mice correctly classified.
These findings are likely to be general, because uncertainty in parental assignment is a typical feature in natural populations, either because of extra-pair paternity [22] or because of limits to the reliability of molecular paternity assignment based on a finite set of markers (e.g. [23]).
