Sentence examples for associated existing from inspiring English sources
Models of the distillation column and the associated existing heat exchanger network are incorporated in an optimization framework to systematically determine the operating conditions that improve the overall process economics.
The inclusion of pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamic data (PD) and associated existing PK/PD models provides immediate opportunities for higher-level integration.
Next, we associated existing GO annotation the gene products represented by the array probes and used these same accessions as our targets for further GO annotation.
Relations among the new system properties as well as relations with associated existing system properties are investigated and established.
Our presented idea is to integrate artificial neural network (probably of BICA type) with a real biological network (ideally in the future with the human brain) in order to extend or enhance cognitive- and sensory- capabilities (e.g. by associating existing and artificial sensory inputs).
Associating existing functional annotation of orthologs can speed up the annotation process and even examine the existing annotation.
This process of "drug repositioning" aims not to develop drugs de novo, but associate existing therapeutics with new phenotypes.
Adjusted only for age, total and free estrone were positively associated with existing T2DM; these associations were preserved in a model controlling for BMI, smoking, SHBG, and total testosterone.
This was the mechanism of apperception, by which new ideas became associated with existing ideas to form a matrix of association ideas called the apperception mass.
He is right that a number of economic analyses commissioned and published by pro-drugs lobby groups claim this by computing the fiscal costs associated with existing laws.
That means that good sketch-writers either have to be performers too or be associated with existing performers and appear in, for example, the Edinburgh fringe or Cambridge Footlights as a fait accompli in order to be "discovered".
