Sentence examples for computed cells from inspiring English sources
The results of the far-field grid coarsening indicate that the numerical solutions are unaffected by the coarsening, while the number of the computed cells and the CPU time are reduced to less than 50% of the uncoarsened solution values.
The FN index, ranging between 0 (fully distinct maps) and 1 (fully identical maps), is computed as the average of the numerical similarity s between each pair of corresponding cells (a and b) in the two maps, which in turn is computed cell-by-cell as follows: s a, b = 1 - ∣ a - b ∣ max ( ∣ a ∣, ∣ b ∣ ) (1).
The software computed cell intensity data of probe sets and their positional values (*.cel file) from the image file (*.dat).
A polymorphous fabric-based systems is a parameterized cellular architecture in which an array of computing cells communicates with an embedded processor through a global memory.
This paper presents a two-dimensional (2D) particle-based model for the red blood cell, and uses it to compute cell deformation in simple shear and pressure-driven flows.
On the other hand, regarding the cell diagnosis, the proposed method (that uses k-means to generate RCPs and Pearson's correlation coefficient to compute cell diagnosis) is compared to the method presented in [38].
However, since the Boussinesq formulation needs to be utilized inversely to compute cell traction forces, it has the complication that the solution is no longer unique and the computation itself can become expensive.
was used to compute cell intensity files (.cel) for each chip.
Proportion and total number of GFP cells in each cell fraction were calculated to compute cell recovery (homing efficiency).
For example 3.1 could compute cell properties based on molecular functions, 3.2 tissue properties based on cell properties, 3.3 organ properties and so on, as needed.
The user enters a pair of nucleic acid sequences and chooses an alignment type; the spreadsheet then computes cell scores and displays a trackback of the optimal alignment.
