Sentence examples for consider e.g. from inspiring English sources

This means that for a single source edge 1 n relations must be established, where N ≥ n ≥ 0. For an example of the case n = 0, consider e.g. a 3 2 relation between source and target edges: if all source edges are mapped to at least one target edge, then there must be one destination edge occurring twice in the resulting target route.

Consider, e.g. experiment E-GEOD-3305 E-GEOD-3305 E-GEOD-3305ng of raTranscription and oculomotor nucleus samprofiling animals aged 6, 18 and 30 mofths', which focuses on noratl aging.

Consider, e.g. position i = 2 in the first sequence of the above example: Here, the substring AT starting at position 2 in S1 is the longest substring starting at this position and matching a substring of S2 but this substring occurs at positions 1, 5 and 10 in S2.

Moreover, there are ambiguities to consider, e.g. "Jordan" is a popular name in English speaking countries.

Elite capture occurs, and also there are externalities to consider, e.g. when livestock are taken off newly-established conservancies, they are simply moved to communal rangelands.

For example, a few geometrical approaches are implemented, that also consider e.g. H-bond-donor-acceptor properties (Recore) or interaction energy values of a molecule to different virtual probes (SHOP).

(Order is not considered; e.g. red, blue, red is considered the same combination as red, red, blue).

Additionally, regional effects of permafrost should be considered e.g. [68].

In the literature, usually only few selected aspects of such problems are considered, e.g. in isothermal or one-component systems.

During the design phase using stitched composites, certain parameters are considered, e.g. stitch orientation, to ensure that the in-plane response is still acceptable.

However, uncertainty with respect to the significance of the assessment based on data of conventionally applied acute and chronic toxicity tests is considered, e.g. by assessment factors.