Sentence examples for covering examples from inspiring English sources

In our hybrid approach, we have developed two genetic algorithms (GA) specifically designed for discovering rules covering examples belonging to small disjuncts, whereas a conventional decision tree algorithm is used to produce rules covering examples belonging to large disjuncts.

In this minireview, we describe past and recent biosynthetic approaches for the diversification of fungal natural products, covering examples from precursor-directed biosynthesis, mutasynthesis, metabolic engineering and biocombinatorial synthesis.

We then focus on how recently developed genome-wide RNA interference (RNAi) screens conducted in cells and flies, combined with classical genetic methods, have provided molecular insight into host-pathogen interactions, covering examples of bacteria, fungi and viruses.

In this review, we offer a brief summary regarding a fundamental understanding of framework expansion contraction in flexible porous MOFs in terms of their design and structure tunability by covering representative examples in the literature.

The goal of the first two strategies is to find a fairly limited number of hypotheses covering all examples.

Any third party found to have coerced a woman into wearing the face covering, for example a husband or family member, risks a €30,000 fine and a year in prison.

The diagonal elements represent total counts of rules covering each example.

A practical case-study is also provided covering an example of a MAS's development for expert finding systems.

It's been enormously controversial, largely because it's so broad and far-reaching -- potentially covering, for example, every employee who tacks a few unrecorded minutes onto an authorized coffee break.

Another exhibit included a PowerPoint presentation with each slide covering an example of something widely believed that science has proved isn't true, such as the myth that ulcers are caused by stress and not bacteria, that the Earth is flat, or that kids shouldn't get vaccines.

(2) Much of this oiling, especially in the Gulf of Alaska, was patchy and scattered in a light covering, for example, as tar balls.