Sentence examples for attributed terms from inspiring English sources

To compensate for the small number of directly attributed terms, the Xenopus genes detected in our study (13,357) were mapped against their closest human orthologs (Additional file 3: Table S2).

The quenched emission was attributed in terms of intramolecular excitation energy transfer, which competes with the photoinduced electron transfer reaction in these dyads.

This variability may be due to genes being attributed GO terms with large numbers of parent annotations or gene/protein multi-functionality.

To compensate for the low number of directly attributed ontological terms the zebrafish genes represented on our array were mapped across to their closest human orthologs.

Forty percent (391 of 973) of the MeSH concepts matched the manually attributed MeSH terms and 20% of manually assigned MeSH headings were not identified.

Not only are semantics (attribute terms) different in meaning across databases, but their organization varies widely.

Data sizes can be optimized by trying to find the most relevant attributes (terms) in a dataset.

Therefore it is nearly impossible to map values of attributes (terms) to codes of known classification systems.

The matrix dimension is directly connected to the amount of attributes (terms) of the documents included in it, affecting the performance of the classifier and attaching a high computational cost.

ESTPiper also allows the user to input a list of GO terms (e.g., GO terms derived from genes unique to a particular EST library) and reference set (e.g., GO terms corresponding to the entire transcriptome), and to perform statistical analyses that identify overrepresented functional attribute terms.

Roosevelt attributed the term as "a West African proverb", and was seen at the time as evidence of Roosevelt's "prolific" reading habits.