Sentence examples for attributes corresponded from inspiring English sources
When the selected attributes corresponded to the same ChIP-Seq signal in overlapping regions, the one with the highest IG was selected.
The stereotypes and their attributes correspond to abstractions of the meta-model presented in the previous section.
Edges between all nodes and their attributes correspond to bait-prey interactions of different confidence levels, either by probabilistic scoring (SAINT) of TAP-MS data and/or from experimental data (STRING).
In this case participants were to refrain from pressing any button and to ask whether the indeterminable attribute corresponded to that of the target (e.g. 'Is the telephone blue?' or 'Is the telephone behind [the lattice]?').
An attribute corresponds to a key-value pair.
Hence, we created a dataset where each instance corresponds to a DNA repair gene and each column (attribute) corresponds to an anatomical category - i.e., each attribute value is the average expression level of a given gene for all probes in the corresponding anatomical category.
The eleven attributes correspond to the eleven performance domains of Table 1.
Preserving relative branch lengths means some leaves may be far from the attribute bar, making it difficult to identify which attributes correspond to a given leaf.
Simply put, sociotechnical attributes correspond to the social, organisational, technical and work process features of a system considered both as main effects and as components of dynamic interactions.
Note that all root node attributes correspond to sequence positions that appear in both the IAS and TSM drug resistance mutation sets, while the majority (> 75%) of attributes at the next two levels of nodes correspond to positions that either also overlap both sets or appear exclusively in the TSM subsets.
Importantly, a gender construct capturing congruence with feminine personality attributes does correspond with increased resilience investment and is driven by differences between managers and students.
