Sentence examples for by methods explained in from inspiring English sources

Column labels: high confident is the high confident annotation prior to curation; curated are the number of loci curated by methods explained in the text; pseudogenes are the loci expected to be PolII/PolIII transcript, but failing to be so, ribosomal RNAs not part of the cluster on chromosome 6, and cis-regulatory elements without gene context.

Soluble anions and cations were determined by different methods explained in "Materials and Methods" section.

The schematic of the dual frequency DFB cavity, along with the longitudinal field distribution of the two respective laser wavelengths was calculated by using numerical integration methods explained in detail in [18] and is shown in Fig. 2.

NUKON fibrous insulation material was used as the fibrous debris prepared by shredder method explained in NUREG/CR-6224 NUREG/CR-6224

The original Attractor algorithm has been optimized by the method explained in "Algorithm" section.

Both the first and last pulse data were recorded, and the last pulse data were employed to generate a digital terrain model (DTM) by the method explained in Axelsson (2000) using a grid cell size of 1 m.

The precisions were estimated by the method explained in the Evaluation section.

By using NCA method (explained in materials and methods), we have constructed the network at correlation-coefficient threshold ≥ 0.8.

However, the accuracy of the approach is criticized [3][35], therefore we reconfirm the power law statistic over exponential by using a maximum likelihood method explained in [35], and calculates the value of μ using a more recent, accurate, method explained therein, shown in (9), where L is the whole data set of the flight lengths.

High and low levels of psychological demands, decisional latitude and social support were determined by a cut-off point that corresponded to the medians observed in the sample according to the recommendations by Karasek. 4 We used the quadrant method explained in the JCQ user's guide to classify job strain and iso-strain exposure.

These word representations, also known as word embeddings, have a fixed number d of dimensions and are generated by unsupervised methods, explained later in this section.