Sentence examples for degree of mapping from inspiring English sources

where f l ∈F l is the firing degree of mapping rule l and (y^{l} in C_{{tilde {G}}^{l}}) is the centroid of the IT2 FS ({tilde {G}^{l}}).

Interestingly, all significant STEM clusters showed some degree of mapping to the largest FBPA cluster, Cluster 1.

When aligning networks from species that are very distant in evolutionary terms, the proteins may not display enough sequence similarity to achieve a reasonable degree of mapping.

It should be noted that the degree of mapping to the human genome did not differ significantly among the five cDNA libraries (data not shown).

There are a few areas of asymmetry where a higher degree of mapping to either the transcriptome or to the genome was observed, most noticeably in the gene-rich autosomal telomeres and in several regions of the X chromosome.

Reference allele homozygotes tend to have higher coverage, on average, than alternate allele homozygotes (K-S test: p < 2.2 × 10−16 for all SNPs; p = 3.9 × 10−5 for eQTL SNPs), suggesting some degree of mapping bias; however the effect is actually smaller for eQTL SNPs than for all SNPs (K-S D = 0.167 for all SNPs; K-S D = 0.084 for eQTL SNPs).

In this paper we present several remarks concerning the degree of maps and currents.

Results: Of the doses received, 35% were associated with ≥25% reduction in MAP, a degree of MAP reduction previously associated with hypertension treatment complications.

A similar statement is true (e.g., as a consequence of a result of Staecker [9]) for the degree of maps between oriented differentiable manifolds of the same dimension.

For example, πn(Sn)=Z is the cobordism group of framed 0-dimensional submanifolds of Sn, computed by the algebraic sum of their points, corresponding to the degree of maps f:S^n \to S^n.

Logistically, the AIL seems to have delivered about the same degree of map resolution with far less resources.