Sentence examples for belongs using the from inspiring English sources
The space between the branches of the subtrees is colored according to the major cluster to which each subcluster belongs (using the same codes as in Figure 1).
They moved their way to where they thought that landmark belonged (using the arrow keys on a keyboard) and then indicated their chosen location by pressing the space bar.
Conditions for in situ hybridization of Symbiodinium were optimized and used to identify the clade to which the isolate belongs using specific probes.
The differentially expressed miRNAs are identified by the Affymetrix miRNA probeset ID, miRNA name, miRNA family, Chromosome location and miRNA cluster to which they belong (using updated data from the miRBase database (http://www.mirbase.org/).org/
ESTs on the array were annotated by finding the human RefSeq (RefSeq release as at 11/4/2005) corresponding to the contig to which they belonged using BLASTN [ 76] and the following options: -e 0.01 -v 5 -b 5.
For a given probe sample, distinguish which clothing type the probe belongs to, using the corresponding subset data to determine the features of the sample.
For instance, within a microbiome, the user can define a subset of cells to belong to GEC1 and another subset to belong to GEC2 using the subscript differentiation.
To determine the functional categories to which the target genes belong, we used the WebGestalt program [ 44] to display the GO categories of the target genes.
He assured American academics at a private lunch last year at his alma mater, the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in Boston, that Turkey belonged in Europe, using the same pragmatic language as the Greek foreign minister, George Papandreou.
The C9 front end was extended to accommodate the optional PRV engine: now that the model belonged to PSA, using the PRV presented no problems.
Students' sense of belonging is measured using the PISA 2000 Student Engagement Questionnaire, which consists of six statements with four response options ranging from strongly disagree to strongly agree [ 25].
