Sentence examples for comparing sets of from inspiring English sources
We formally define the problem of comparing sets of roles, and prove that the problem is NP-complete.
The research, published in January in the journal Conservation Biology, finds that at least two-thirds of scientific studies into the impact of logging on forests are guilty of "pseudo-replication". Horrible word, but it describes a statistical trap that researchers often fall into when comparing sets of data to tease out the effect of some impact.
By comparing sets of MZ twins to carefully matched control sets of DZ twins (the "twin method"), researchers have attempted to elucidate the relative importance of heredity versus environment in the development of certain diseases, in the formation of the personality, and in intelligence.
There are methods within AESOP for quantitatively comparing sets of grid-based electrostatic potentials in terms of similarity or generating ensembles of electrostatic potential files for a library of mutants to quantify the effects of perturbations in protein structure and protein-protein association.
I've already spent weeks comparing sets of features I'm pretty sure I'll never need.
For attribute estimation, Kumar et al. developed a method for pairwise face verification by comparing sets of human-describable features and visually descriptive similes [11].
We compare sets of roles by projecting roles from one set into the other set.
To find out what it was, we compared sets of nonverbal cues we had collected from the recordings to see which of them predicted untrustworthy behavior.
What does it mean to compare sets of objects along a scale, for example by saying "the men are taller than the women"?
They'll compare sets of patients with this outcome to patients with that outcome, and determine if you give them this drug, what is the probability that it will or won't work.
The aim of this study was to compare sets of virulent phages, design phage cocktails, and use them in a cocktail to control pathogenic staphylococci in cheese.
