Sentence examples for combined description from inspiring English sources
Phenotypic complexity is thus a combined description of how natural selection perceives organismal phenotypes and how phenotypic variation is generated by the organism.
In particular we provide a combined description of GO and KEGG relationship to different parameters such as SNP association, copy number alteration and differential gene expression in connection to disease outcome (all the data were taken from the additional information of the above mentioned study, see methods).
What follows is a combined description of the methods for all three studies.
Because the sampling and recruitment strategies were very similar for Phases 1 and 3, we offer a combined description here.
Here, we provide a combined description of the interplay between the computational predictions of CSH of probes using BLASTn and observation of biological CSH that were utilized to develop an approach stratifying probes in terms of their propensities for cross-hybridization.
Vasari's pioneering work, Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors and Architects, which combined descriptions and criticisms of artwork with gossipy anecdotes about their makers, misses out Moroni completely.
But Arctic Dreams: Imagination and Desire in a Northern Landscape is the real McCoy: a work of tremendous ambition that combines description of natural forms and processes in an environment that is among the bleakest and richest on Earth with profound thought on human dwelling and alienation.
We present ARTIGENCE, a representation language that combines description logics and Horn rules with uncertainty.
Combining Description Logic (DL) ontologies and nonmonotonic rules has gained increasing attention in the past decade, due to the growing range of applications of DLs.
Buck combines descriptions of marriage, parenthood, and complex human emotions with depictions of Chinese reverence for the land and for a specific way of life.
Beginning with the lungs and heart, and moving through the blood, brain, skin, gonads and guts, Dr. Sanghavi combines descriptions of their functions and how disease sets in with observations of how the children and their families deal with illness.
