Sentence examples for corresponds to quality from inspiring English sources

Trace2dbEST uses phred error probability cut-off of 0.05 (which corresponds to quality value (QV) of 13), while that in SURF was 0.01 (QV = 20).

More specifically, the fuzzy means algorithm is employed on a set of training data, where the input data refer to variables that are measured on-line and the output data correspond to quality variables that are classified by human experts.

14 Correlations were found between the FOCUS scores and the Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory, suggesting that the FOCUS measures real-world communication changes that correspond to quality of life.

The three probe sets with the highest differences among strains corresponded to quality control probe sets for green fluorescent protein (GFP: AFFX-Dr-M62653-1_at, AFFX-Dr-M62653-1_s_at) and cyan fluorescent protein (CFP: AFFX-Dr-AF292560-1_s_at).

After each video was displayed, the subject was asked to enter his/her judgment in a scale from 1 to 5, where 5 corresponds to best quality and 1 to worst quality.

Whereas the drift rate corresponds to the quality of participants' information accumulation (e.g., modulated by stimulus quality and attention), the "decision boundary" parameter of the model captures her/his speed accuracy trade-off.

The logarithm of the quality parameter λ is varied along the abscissa [a log of 2 corresponds to a quality λ of 100] while the applied cutoff threshold χ is varied along the ordinates.

The first one corresponds to the quality base layer transmitted with the highest priority and the second corresponds to the enhanced quality layer transmitted with lower priority.

A low post chip RNA degradation index (3'/5' ratio < 3) corresponds to high quality material while high post chip RNA degradation index (3'/5' ratio > 3) could indicate both low quality material and/or problems encountered during sample processing.

The CAD that carries larger SNR value corresponds to good quality.

Up-to-datedness/dissemination corresponds to timeliness/popularity quality attributes of our work.