Sentence examples for captures common from inspiring English sources

Our method captures common characteristics of the entire family of technical patterns and is free of technical descriptions and/or guidelines for the identification of specific technical patterns.

The assumption that the survey captures common perceptions of all community members may be close to reality, but may also represent a methodological limitation that should be verified and eliminated in future research.

Hence the model presented here potentially represents a phosphorylation-triggered degradation process that captures common features of many multisite proteins.

We also carried out an empirical evaluation of common genetic variation in CYP2D6 and clinical outcome using a standard SNP tagging approach that captures common variation without being dependent on any prior knowledge of function.

(Φ(C) ∧ Φ(C')) captures common KCF-S features between Φ(C) and Φ(C'), while (Φ C ⊖ Φ C ′ ) captures KCF-S features present in Φ(C) and absent in Φ(C').

Note that (Φ (C ) ∧ Φ (C ′ ) ) is an operation that captures common chemical substructures between Φ (C ) and Φ (C ′ ), whereas (Φ (C ) ⊖ Φ (C ′ ) ) is an operation that captures chemical substructures present in Φ (C ) and absent in Φ (C ′ ).

It may also be helpful to employ a conceptual data modeler, since they have special skills at capturing common language.

Feature models are widely used in domain engineering to capture common and variant features among systems in a particular domain.

Similarly, Joni Sternbach's "Sea/Sky" and "Ocean Details" silver gelatin prints capture common coastal phenomena rather than the specifics of Brooklyn's waterfront.

Israel also sharply limited the ability of Palestinian security forces to move about the West Bank, making it hard for them to capture common criminals.

Two new studies evaluate the extent to which widely used SNP platforms capture common variation in different populations, and they present strategies for improving power in whole-genome association studies using fixed marker sets.