Sentence examples for defining seed from inspiring English sources

The OMIM's [29] Morbid Map (MM) information (ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/repository/OMIM/morbidmap), a compiled dataset of human genetic disorders and responsible genes (containing 5,413 entries as of Feb. 22, 2010), was integrated to facilitate defining seed candidate genes of given diseases.

The global tracking algorithm reconstructed all fiber bundles simultaneously, for the whole brain, without the requirement of defining seed or target regions (Reisert et al., 2011).

Subgraph extraction can be used to predict a meaningful pathway given a biological network (e.g. protein protein interaction or metabolic network) and a set of query items (e.g. genes, proteins and compounds) defining seed nodes in the network (van Helden et al., 2000).

The bootstrapping process starts with defining seeds which are instances from the source that match frequent patterns in the target.

They defined seed saving as a crime to establish seed slavery and force farmers to buy their seed and pay them royalties.

Secondly, the triangulation commences utilising a set of heuristic rules, from a user defined seed point.

Janzen and Martin [7] defined seed dispersal anachronisms as those dispersal syndromes with fruit traits and phenological patterns best explained by interactions with extinct animals and offered some striking examples of Neotropical fruits with anachronic traits (see also [8], [17]).

Starting from a rater-defined seed point in the bright subarachnoid CSF on one axial T2w slice, the Auto Trace tool was used to threshold the CSF from all the extrameningeal tissues using a region-growing algorithm and copying the setting to the subsequent slices using minor editing as needed.

Manually defined seed points were the basis for the consecutive FT [ 31].

Collectively these studies describe a framework that defines seed development and maturation.

We define seed dormancy here as a seed character that prevents germination, even if suitable germination conditions prevail.