Sentence examples for consider alternatively from inspiring English sources
To restrict the computational effort in grid refinement needed for the resolution of the turbulent air streams we consider alternatively a stochastic k-ω turbulence model.
Here, we will consider alternatively 10 and 10 photons per TPSF, which correspond to realistic dynamics encountered on experimental acquisitions.
In the experimental design it is also important to consider alternatively spliced transcripts and additional transcriptional start sites to ensure full abrogation of lncRNA expression.
This coupling technique considers alternatively the governing equations of fluid and structure and is based on an interfacing grid concept associated with a modal representation of the coupled system.
TPs with one or more AS events mentioned above were considered alternatively spliced and grouped as AS-TPs.
In both instances, the PGL in question was considered alternatively spliced, but was not categorized (Additional File 4).
For this analysis we retained only genes that were expressed above background levels in both samples since, by definition, only those genes can be considered alternatively spliced across samples.
The model is estimated as an ordered probit, an extension of the standard binary probit model, used when the dependent variable takes the form of a ranked and multiple discrete variable, considering alternatively the whole sample or each scientific area; in the first case, we also control for possible area-specific effects.
Macrophages induced by interferon-4 (IL-4), IL-10, IL-13, transforming growth factor-β1 (TGF-β1), steroids, and prostaglandin E2 are considered alternatively-activated M2 macrophages.
For example, consider an alternatively spliced gene for which ESTs occur in just two of the cDNA libraries in dbEST.
However, we also have to consider that alternatively, reduced substitution rates in diploblast mt genomes, which are up to 10-20 times lower than their bilaterian counterparts [ 54] may contribute to the low number of base substitutions observed between copies of each element.
