Sentence examples for connected scoring from inspiring English sources

Since most methods for predicting protein complexes from affinity purification results calculate interaction scores as an intermediate step, we developed a method to extract the complex scaffolds from these densely connected scoring networks.

There, a team of microsurgeons from four countries spent 14 hours delicately connecting scores of nerves, tendons, muscles, arteries and veins from a dead Frenchman's forearm to give Mr. Hallam a new right hand.

The sixth link, named "utilization," connects score-based interpretations and test use.

This is not an automated process but requires a staff member to manually connect scores to applications.

Here's why the notion of connecting scores to teacher effectiveness is ridiculous: The classes we teachers are assigned to are different from one another.

And for nations, there's little correlation between average test scores and economic vigor, even if you try to connect scores during one period with the economy some years later (when that cohort of students has grown up).

Then, fragment chaining is a powerful leverage to quickly connect, score, and rank the fragments to improve the specificity.

For example, the PRKCA gene with the top connecting score of 8 interacts with 6 genes (INSR, EGFR, RARA, SRC, RAF1, TP53) from MAOCs, where these 6 genes have been reported to be oral cancer related genes according to GeneCards (see Table 2).

Simms connected on scoring passes of 36 yards to Roy Williams and 31 yards to Sloan Thomas.

Both times, Lee connected on scoring passes, the first for 24 yards to Eric Johnson and the second for 2 yards to Jeff Ditman to give Yale a 13-0 lead midway through the second quarter.

Palmer connected on scoring plays of 65 yards to John Brown and 42 to Michael Floyd.