Guided by the Saccharomyces Genome Database (SGD -curated referenceSGD -curateds lareferencesphenotypic screens as of May 2013), 205 articles were annotatedefinedfive distinct casegories.
We consider a multi-period, multi-echelon, multi-commodity and multi-product problem defined as a large scale mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model.
Goodell: The British Royal Society defines it as large-scale, intentional intervention in the climate system to offset global warming.
The legislation would make it easier for the Commerce Department to place duties on imports from countries that have "fundamentally undervalued" currencies — defined as "protracted, large-scale intervention" in foreign exchange markets; an undervaluation of at least 5 percent; persistent global current account surpluses; and "excessive" foreign asset reserves.
Mobile crowdsensing can be formally defined as a large-scale sensing paradigm in which spatially distributed participants with sensing and computing devices capture and collectively share data in order to measure and map phenomena of common interest [3].
Rather than a "hierarchy" it is a kind of organization that Boston Consulting Group's Philip Evans has called a "hyperarchy," which he defined as a "large-scale, self-organizing community that sets free unusually high degrees of energy and engagement-despite the lack of a clear or direct economic payoff for participants".
We employed a cut-off of 100 patients to define large scale because (a) a recent health technology assessment of the management of psoriasis employed this cut-off for observational studies [ 23] and (b) other studies have used this as a cut-off to define large scale studies [ 24].
War can be defined narrowly, as conflict between nations, or broadly, as large-scale violence in pursuit of gain.
These two dimensions have also been defined as "scales" of spatial ability (Hegarty et al. [14]), with visualization being considered small-scale and navigation large-scale.
As well as defining anchor genes, this large scale validation of gene expression identified a further 92 compartment-enriched genes able to subcompartmentalise key processes during murine renal organogenesis spatially or ontologically.
Larger organizations are labelled as "large-scale".
