Sentence examples for comparison to define from inspiring English sources
"Face Value" compares the viewer's face to a composite portrait of some 200 other visitors, then spits out a "personal face reading" that purports to use that comparison to define character.
We use alignments derived from an all-on-all sequence comparison to define domains within protein sequences based on a global maximum likelihood model.
It aims to define industrial ready product through two necessary passages: the preliminary design of an optimized ideal system, which is used a term of comparison to define the possible direction of evolution to optimize the product, and the subsequent optimization of the components considering them as inserted into the relative flux.
Domain prediction was performed by the SMART sequence analysis software [ 27] and was used, with manual alignment comparison, to define the limits of the SCP/TAPS domain for each sequence.
The DBLα binding domain, averaging 1.8 kb in length, is used as the homologous region for comparison to define var genes in this study because it is the only functional domain common to all P. falciparum var gene paralogs.
This work explored this relationship using seasonal variability and intracommunity comparisons to define a natural experiment.
Consequently, we applied the aforementioned selection criteria and comparisons to define dmCpGs for the WS patient harboring a LMNA mutation.
The protein sequences derived from each of the examined species were primarily used in the comparisons to define subfamily assignments and alignments were performed in the AlignX program in VectorNTI using the blosum62 scoring matrix.
The composite structures were designed in accordance with Eurocode 4. The aim of the comparison was to define the spans and loads, at which each of the presented composite structures shows its advantages.
To define such events, we adopted an integrative genome comparison approach to define genes that were statistically different between primary and metastatic samples based on DNA and RNA data (Figure 2A).
To identify progression-associated metastasis gene candidates, we applied a statistical approach, Integrative Genome Comparison (IGC), to define 32 genomic regions of interest that were significantly altered in metastatic relative to primary melanomas, encompassing 30 resident genes with statistically significant expression deregulation.
