Sentence examples for defined pairs from inspiring English sources

Having defined pairs of environmentally similar plots, we first compared total and habitat-specific γ-diversity in the Alps and the Scandes to evaluate our first hypothesis that total and habitat-specific γ-diversity are higher in the Alps than in the Scandes.

Among the 990 theoretically defined pairs, 73 pairs were predicted, of which 10 pairs were considered as positive, 11 pairs were considered as suspicious, and 52 pairs were considered as negative by manual examination.

Each identified emitter, which belongs to a former defined pair, was then fitted by using the least-square method to a 2D-Gaussian (symmetric in x and y).

In this work, establishing correspondences (i.e., defining pairs of corresponding points belonging to matched geometric primitives) relies on matching functions based on the so-called epipolar constraint [2].

As suggested by others, 1 we define pairs of compounds with TC ≥ 0.85 as structurally similar pairs.

Another study used miRNA microarray expression data to define pairs of miRNAs that were used in a vote counting strategy (Youssef et al, 2011).

Of 20 chromosomes in O. tauri (comprising the smallest known eucaryotic genome) and 21 in O. lucimarinus, 18 show strong synteny between the species and consequently define pairs (Table 2).

Although this criterion is related to the way an aligner defines pair 'consistency', in our experience it is highly informative if the pairing parameters are set correctly.

We define pair preference as how much an observer likes a given pair of colors as a Gestalt, or whole.

To define paired an unpaired partitions, the consensus structures in dot bracket format were used, obtained from the RNAsalsa alignments.

We define pair harmony as how strongly an observer experiences the colors in the combination as going or belonging together, regardless of whether the observer likes the combination or not.