Sentence examples for conserved rules from inspiring English sources
These conserved rules corresponded to the most important features in determining the class of each instance.
Finally, we used a bootstrap sampling method to find conserved rules among multiple trees.
Two of the highly conserved rules involved only one attribute each: 'Eccentricity (2)' and 'Neighborhood Connectivity (3)'.
Next, we ran a 10-fold cross validation over the model and used a bootstrapping technique to create a tree that highlights conserved rules.
We then identified conserved rules over multiple trees to find the most discriminating characteristics of disease-related proteins in a network context.
The mass conservation is guaranteed by enforcing a mass conserving rule in the construction of the fictitious equilibrium distribution part.
To get people to conserve, many municipalities and regional water agencies have hired "water cops" like Brown to enforce state conservation rules.
Here we examine the topological properties of a large set of interspecific and intraspecific phylogenies and show that the branching patterns follow allometric rules conserved across the different levels in the Tree of Life, all significantly departing from those expected from the standard null models.
Thus, the underlying mechanisms of protein aggregation appear to be evolutionarily conserved and similar rules may apply in disease and non-disease settings.
To make every unique small RNA map to only one annotation, we used the following priority rule: conserved miRNA > rRNA > tRNA > snRNA > snoRNA > repeat > novel miRNA > ta-siRNA.
