Sentence examples for considered as selected from inspiring English sources

In this article, Bahmanshir River in Iran which falls into the Persian Gulf was considered as selected place for modeling and design of 25 MW osmotic power plant in PRO method.

This should be of particular interest to transportation agencies because loss of weight measurements should be considered as selecting a durable concrete for a freeze thaw environment, despite the fact that loss-of-weight is not explicitly called for in the ASTM C666 method.

For all the outlier data, candidate loci will be annotated by gene ontology database and the functional categories enriched with candidate loci would be considered as potentially selected.

Only those that showed posterior probability > 0.95 in the empirical Bayes method were considered as positively selected sites [ 52, 53].

Sites with posterior probabilities of Bayes Empirical Bayes analyses superior to 95% or 99% were considered as positively selected.

Therefore, amino acid sites with alignment gaps are considered as positively selected if they are identified by the population genetics approach with a posterior probability higher than 95%.

To account for the non-independence of XP-CLR scores along the physical map, regions within the same LD block were grouped and considered as putatively selected features.

Moreover, we also considered as positively selected those amino acid sites that were identified as such, in the regions not covered by the 104 sequence dataset, when using the dataset with 69 sequences.

Thus, our series may be considered as negatively selected, as small symptomless dilatations are neither identified nor referred (the use of maternal kidney ultrasounds in pregnancy is very limited in the clinical practice).

Amino acid sites without alignment gaps were considered as positively selected if one of the two methods used identifies them with a posterior probability higher than 95% and the other method identifies them with a posterior probability higher than 50%.

Data consisted of two groups of animals from the three main dairy breeds in France: 11 884 elite females genotyped by breeding companies and 7032 cows genotyped for a research project (and considered as randomly selected from the commercial population).