Sentence examples for delineation of data from inspiring English sources

The SMA has a 'timestamp' button, which marks its data output electronically, thereby allowing for delineation of data between positions.

The delineation of data partitions allows the contribution of a gene (partition) to a branch to be assessed using congruence measures of support.

The delineation of orientation data on the stereonet is difficult, but the density of poles on the stereonet indicates some characteristics of joint geometric patterns, which will influence the mechanical and hydraulic properties of rock masses.

Since a delineation is a subsequence which preserves the linear ordering of its elements, the optimal delineation of the given data can be derived by computing and memoizing (i.e. caching) the optimal delineation of its subproblems.

Hence the acquisition of data for delineation of the GTV for CFRT must be under identical conditions to those subsequently used for treatment.

GR was involved in the hypothesis delineation, the analysis and interpretation of data, and wrote the manuscript.

There was no statistically significant difference in delineation of joints between FD and RD CZT data as the latter identified 383 joints.

Although some bias might have been introduced in the delineation of mutations from cross data, the impact of such factors is likely modest at best.

Central obesity measurements (eg, waist-to-hip ratio) may have offered greater delineation of CVD risk but data were not available.

The primary question facing the interpretation of this wealth of data is the delineation of functional mutations from those that are simply the result of the genetic instability inherent in cancer genomes.

Rapidly, CNV detection has become an integral part of genetic studies of disease susceptibility, delineation of novel genomic disorders, and analysis of data from genome-wide association studies.