Sentence examples for bound based on from inspiring English sources
The fifty genes composing the test set were selected by subjective criteria, but with an eye towards enriching for genes that are significantly regulated in at least one strain, or are bound by one or more of the transcription factors according to ChIP-chip data, or are relatively strongly predicted to be bound based on a PWM-based promoter occupancy calculation [19].
In Section 4, an achievable rate region as well as a rate region outer bound based on the cut-set bound are provided.
This bound was first proposed in [11], and an improved version was presented in [12], which separates the constellation points into groups located on one or multiple concentric rings and computes the phase bound based on the current sphere radius and previously detected symbols (hat {s}_{k}) and r i,k.
The social structure of the traditional society is described as hierarchical, class bound, based on kinship, and divided into relatively few effectively organized social groupings; its economic basis is primarily agricultural, and industry and commerce are relatively undeveloped; its political institutions are those of sacred monarchy, rule by a nobility, and various forms of particularism.
The second strategy is an effective lower bound based on linear programming (LP).
Liang and Li [13] derived the Berry-Esseen type bound based on linear process errors under negatively associated random variables.
The goal is to obtain a bound based only on the system parameters and not on the optimization parameter ρ.
A simple example is to examine open versus closed conformations in the absence or presence of ligands that are expected to bind based on conserved sequences.
Moral rationality is principle-bound, based on invariant reasons.
To overcome this deficiency, we derive a lower-bound based on a second-order moment-closure of the stochastic SIS processes.
Still, the findings provide valuable assessments of the risks associated with inhaling a suite of pollutants, both gaseous and particle-bound, based on personal exposure measurements that can be used to improve modeled estimates.
