Sentence examples for both a computational and from inspiring English sources
This paper analyzed the particle shape factor that affected the efficiency of electrostatic separation and addressed influence of the particle shape from both a computational and an experimental point of view.
Specifically, we note that the psychoanalytic distinction between the primary and secondary processes (as functions of the id and ego respectively) fit comfortably with modern notions of functional brain architecture, at both a computational and neurophysiological level.
With current GWAS typically including hundreds of thousands of SNPs, this implies both a computational and statistical burden even for groups sizes as small as k = 2: the numerous tests takes days and even weeks to compute and require a substantial correction for multiple hypothesis, leading in some cases to a loss of power (Evans et al., 2006).
Then, miR169 and miR172 were found to be responsive to cold stress in Arabidopsis both through a computational, transcriptome-based approach and by microarray analysis almost simultaneously [ 17, 18].
Although about 169 miRNAs and 68 miRNA families have been predicted and characterised in cassava by both a computational approach [ 19] and small RNA sequencing [ 20], their potential roles in the production of biomass and starch have never been reported.
A: Computational biology requires both a deep knowledge of biology and high comfort with maths and programming.
In order to exploit such a structure both for computational gains and for improved robustness, we present a modified version of our method.
The complexity of the analysis increases with the amount of data to process, both from a computational point of view and from a human resources point of view.
The QuickDASH-9 and QuickDASH were respectively 134 ± 56 seconds and 155 ± 64 seconds and both required a computational aid.
A non-marginal strategy developed in our work outperforms existing methods, both from computational and from a quality point of view.
