Sentence examples for demonstrated in this example from inspiring English sources
As demonstrated in this example, the proposed method was able to successfully identify the discriminant structures in each signal.
As is demonstrated in this example, the proposed discriminant cluster selection method provides a successful separation between the normality and abnormality structures.
As demonstrated in this example, the algorithm enables to correctly decompose the multiplex pyrosequencing signal generated for the blaSHV gene despite the presence of two sequences for the blaSHV238-240 genomic region (i.e., G238 and E240 on one variant and the G238S-E240K double substitutions on another one).
A student's attempt to recount the story with little specificity in terms of differentiating between the characters is demonstrated in this example in Table 5: Table 5 Student recount of narrative Interactant Message Transcript S13 433 The man going round the country 434 the man…the man steal the sheep 435 and the the the man see the man 436 and the man jump in the water.
Furthermore, the important features (nested hierarchy, recursion, and concurrency) of statecharts discussed in previous sections are well demonstrated in this example.
The gains demonstrated in this example are rather similar to those reported previously in computer simulations (5).
This multistep paradigm is demonstrated in the example of S. fusiforme as a treatment to prevent HIV infection, as described in this review.
The primer sets for the entire mtDNA sequences were successfully demonstrated in the example of two closely-related fish species.
However, this might not necessarily be the case when only a few indicators are available, as demonstrated in the example for biodiversity (Figure 1).
The ability to aid in improving efficiency has been demonstrated in the example on transcriptional regulatory models.
As demonstrated in the examples above, this results in an iterative spiral, in which mismatch between model prediction and experimental validation identifies directions for subsequent development.
