Sentence examples for datasets demonstrating that a from inspiring English sources
We have shown that genes involved in megakaryopoiesis tend to be differentially expressed in the FPD and CBF datasets, demonstrating that a large number of the differentially expressed genes may play a role in platelet formation.
We also confirmed the importance of the VEGF expression in our dataset, demonstrating that high VEGF expression impairs the survival rate of these EC patients.
The multiple sequence alignment for a given protein family is usually different in the various standard collections of protein families and the disagreement between protein datasets demonstrates that all multiple sequence alignment methods produce errors.
We validate our model on both benchmark and real datasets, demonstrating that the proposed formulation yields significant performance gains relative to a parametric alternative, which we also propose.
We validate on both synthetic and real datasets, demonstrating that our method reduces posterior approximation error by orders of magnitude relative to uniform random subsampling.
In general, SIP-FS and mRMR perform best among all comparison methods on the three datasets, demonstrating that it can maintain good predictability.
Density equalising mapping of this dataset demonstrates that a relatively small number of countries was responsible for the majority of the output.
Computational results on three breast cancer datasets demonstrate that our method can identify a set of network biomarkers with a low redundancy but high accuracy.
Experiments based on benchmark datasets demonstrated that the proposed approach provides a statistically significant improvement in terms of the classification performance compared with state-of-the-art decomposition strategies.
The experimental results on five benchmark datasets demonstrate that our proposed method provides a reliable performance of FR-IQA.
Our analysis on three real datasets demonstrated that interference is not simply a function of regulator correlation.
