Sentence examples for combined segment from inspiring English sources

We then compared the combined segment value with the company's enterprise value, that being defined as the market value of common stock, plus debt, minus cash.

The "Create Primers" algorithm was used to organize the overlapping oligonucleotides into pools of 5 or 6 with combined segment lengths of 300 500 bp for each pool.

Thus, the polyethylene liner and acetabular shell are often assigned as 1 combined segment in RSA since the running assumption is that there is no motion between the 2 components.

Previous phantom RSA studies have indicated that a combined segment might provide optimal precision (Bragdon et al. 2004, Borlin et al. 2006). 1 phantom RSA study demonstrated that wear measured using shell + liner, liner only, or shell only yielded comparable results, and concluded that there was no significant difference in wear measurements between the 3 different methods.

Using a combined segment also provides an easy alternative to marking the acetabular cup with tantalum beads, which is time-consuming, expensive, and difficult to achieve because of manufacturers' preponderant opposition to altering their components (Valstar et al. 1997, Kaptein et al. 2004).

However, taking into account Remark 1, the boundaries of these two domains can be easily recovered using the outer boundaries of the combined segment by adding to the left border k b = 246 and subtracting from the right border k b = 312 the estimated average length of a domain 20 aa, as shown in Table 3 in a bold font.

(The first episode, "Place," combined segments on the sculptor Richard Serra, the photographer Sally Mann, the painters Margaret Kilgallen and Barry McGee, and the installation artist Pepon Osorio).

For example, eggplant E4 combined segments from tomato T10 and T4 respectively and thus was divided into segments E4a and E4b.

The target complex region is then selected as the combined segments that contain at least one structural boundary segment (defined by ) and are located closest to the center of the subtomogram.

The combined segmented linear approximations association of lag 0 and lag 1 5 mean temperatures are shown in Table 3. Elderly, aged 60 years and above, seem to be most effected at lower temperatures, with a 5.4% increase in mortality with every 1°C decrease in temperature, at temperatures below 23°C.

In this paper, a novel supervised segmentation evaluation scheme is proposed that is designed by combining segment area and boundary information.