Sentence examples for by a fixed length from inspiring English sources

TRP is encoded by a fixed length (FL) encoder after removed redundancy by the feature of 2-D LHT, when seen as bit patterns [1].

Kinase inhibitors are represented by standard descriptors, while protein transmembrane cavities are encoded by a fixed length bit string describing pharmacophoric properties of a defined number of binding site residues.

The genomic region that is searched in this case extends symmetrically downstream and upstream the transcribed region and is defined by a fixed length in bp (specified by the parameter 'ext'ext

A motif m i is maximal in extension if no annotated dot character of m i can be replaced by a fixed length substring (without annotated dot characters) that appears in all the locations in m.

To successfully use the machine learning methods to identify PPIs from primary protein amino acids sequences, one of the most important computational challenges is how to effectively represent a protein sequence by a fixed length feature vector in which the important information content of proteins is fully encoded [ 36, 37].

The effective region is extended from the actual region by a fixed length margin as shown in Figure 2. The margin is introduced in order to retain SV calls that were correct but slightly deviated from the actual SV region due to ambiguity of mapping to the reference genome, often observed at interspersed repeats and low-complexity regions.

This method aims to place the tunnel at the center of the footprint by measuring a fixed length from the ADC.

The conversion explicitly accounted for the length of each transcript's poly(A) tail by adding a fixed length to each known length.

A model of the poly(A) tail was incorporated into the linear equation by adding a fixed length to each known length.

We assume antenna elements are placed in a side-by-side configuration along a fixed length at each terminal (transmitter and receiver), as shown in Figure 1.

There are also some multivariate non-parametric approaches, such as Wong et al's WSARE [ 17], which compares all possible groups defined by rules of a fixed length with their historic values.