Sentence examples for data and the realization from inspiring English sources

With the increasing availability of RNA sequence data, and the realization that many of the functional RNAs have evolutionary well-conserved secondary structures, many research groups developed a plethora of specialized tools for various aspects of RNA bioinformatics.

To obtain basic data for the realization of this idea, the National Maritime Research Institute, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, conducted three joint in situ experiments of COSMOS, to release cold CO2 at the mid-ocean depths.

Evidently, there is still a gap between the idea of global analysis – providing both qualitative and quantitative data – and technological realization, because not all vital questions can be answered appropriately.

The basic architecture of Unified Information Platform and the realization of data exchange are illustrated.

We are grateful to Heidi Liou for helpful comments and the realization of data acquisition and analysis.

Our goal is to obtain positioning scheme suitable for all channels, data, and noise realizations by optimizing the positioning scheme with respect to the worst case realizations.

The observation model determines the likelihood of the observed data (the patient swabs) for a given realization of the epidemic process (the augmented data), and the transmission and importation model specifies the likelihood of the realization given the model parameters.

Nor is it rare to see heads of faculty weeping into a freshly printed sheet of data, the realization that their job is now on the line starkly wrought across their face.

We also estimated uncertainties by Monte Carlo simulations, assigning normally distributed random perturbations to the data and then inverting 5000 realizations of those synthetics; the mean solution is the same as Fig. 6a and the resulting error (standard deviation) shown in Fig. 6c.

But even a brief consideration of this data forces upon us the realization that we have, at our disposal, a very small collection indeed.

Genome sequence data has led to the realization that the lysozyme c gene family is much larger than expected, with 10 genes identified in the human genome and similar numbers in other mammals [ 12].