Sentence examples for characterizes the background from inspiring English sources
This characterizes the background rareness property of a functional motif through its over-representation property.
One distribution characterizes the real sites (alternative distribution), and the other characterizes the background sites (null distribution).
During the measurement period the value of pH characterizing the background acidity of the precipitation was about 6.
We have analyzed ~30 ACIS data sets collected in "Event Histogram" mode in order to characterize the background of the S3 and I3 CCDs produced by high-energy charged particles.
Prognostic factors, characterizing the background level of risk of relapse, and predictive factors, characterizing the degree of responsiveness to a specific treatment, are both used to select adjuvant therapies for patients with early-stage breast cancer.
With the observation that an optimum partitioning has high analogy to the relaxation of a multi-phase fluid to steady state, physically motivated model equations are developed to characterize the background mesh topology and are solved by multi-phase smoothed-particle hydrodynamics.
Another compared algorithm is the robust method of [7] which incorporates spectral, spatial, and temporal features to characterize the background appearance in a Bayesian framework.
The World Bank classification of economies is an alternative tool for characterizing the background of immigrants in terms of socio-economic standards and public health, to using geographical divisions.
Previous work by the first author has suggested that univariate recursive least squares analysis of syndromic data can be used to characterize the background upon which a prediction and detection component of a biosurvellance system may be built.
Commercial evacuated blood tubes, prepared specifically for BPb measurements, are available with < 5 μg/L Pb (Esernio-Jenssen et al. 1999), but it is nevertheless desirable for the analyzing laboratory to characterize the background Pb contamination in each new lot of tubes to ensure that reported concentrations are not compromised by contamination.
