Sentence examples for conditions to classify from inspiring English sources

During passive whole-body rotation we further tested 2 conditions to classify pursuit neurons either as gaze-velocity or as eye/head-velocity neurons as described previously (Fukushima et al. 2000; Akao et al. 2007).

Nodes monitor the received RREQ's for a necessary and sufficient condition to classify a path to be free from wormholes.

Although this finding seems rather obvious, the gene expression varied under different conditions; therefore, to classify a gene as lowly or highly expressed based on only one culture condition and state of growth could lead to errors in gene classification and analysis.

Finally, artificial neural networks (ANNs) are used to detect single-phasing conditions and to classify the lost phase.

Interestingly, relatively few genes were required to delineate endometriosis from other benign pelvic conditions and to classify disease severity.

EBSeq-HMM may be used to identify genes that are DE across a set of ordered conditions and to classify genes into their most likely expression paths.

A gene signature is a set of genes whose levels of expression can be used to predict a biological state (see [ 1]): in the case of cancer, gene signatures have been developed both to distinguish cancerous from non-cancerous conditions and to classify cancer patients based on the aggressiveness of the tumor, as measured for example by the probability of relapsing within a given time.

This is important when conditions are difficult to classify or the classification of conditions are unknown a priori.

We introduce and study relative entropy bounds which (under some mixing conditions) allow us to classify the distribution tails in the infinite dimensional setting.

The proposed approach is based on the hypothesis that there are systematic usage types which can be described through a set of conditions that permit to classify the rentals and reduce the heterogeneity in travel patterns.

For example, how these transcripts execute the specific function in different conditions and how to classify them (Derrien et al., 2012; Guttman and Rinn, 2012; Schonrock et al., 2012).