Sentence examples for branch search from inspiring English sources
A branch search was conducted from the retrieved studies, and also existing meta-analysis studies on autistic spectrum disorders and schizophrenia.
The Maximum-Likelihood (ML) phylogenetic tree was constructed in PHYML [ 83], under the best-fit model for nucleotides and amino acids, 1000 bootstrap replicates and the NNI branch search algorithm.
The algorithm employs an LP-based termination criterion for branch searching and is the first algorithm that is capable of determining the complete subset of EFMs satisfying a set of criteria without first enumerating all EFMs.
I often think about possible approaches to a problem as an exponentially branching search tree: we could try X, X', or X".
Section 215 of the Patriot Act, which Congress passed after 9/11, governed the executive branch's search authority.
Then she noticed another branch of search hits, sites that mentioned Gautier in relation to some artistic foundations, to his funding of a poetry journal called Glyphonym.
As part of his briefing, Mr Echegaray further revealed that on 8 March, at the request of the Argentine tax authority, police raided HSBC's Argentine branch in search of documents.
A formula may cause the algorithm to branch; the search through a branch reaches a dead end the moment a clause is deemed false a conflicting clause and all variations of the assignment that has been partially constructed up to this point can be discarded.
On the other hand, if there is no such gene, ?gene2, this branch of search will succeed, and the proof will continue.
The annotation of the suffix tree nodes with occurrence counts permits a fast calculation of occurrence counts even for generalized strings (where we need to branch the search path) and allows us to skip many instances.
It is interactive: mouse controls allow zooming in/out, rotation and dragging of the tree, subtree coloring, branch labeling, search and selection of a set of nodes and cluster generation results compatible to other applications.
