Sentence examples for derived boundaries from inspiring English sources

Another four derived boundaries (B, D, G, K) are most parsimoniously interpreted as having evolved convergently in two different genera or clades.

We believe that the examination of regions empirically derived from mental health data offers clear advantages over examination of artificially derived boundaries such as states or counties.

Affymetrix software (GDAS) incorporates empirically derived boundaries for each genotype's cluster, which is used to indicate genotypes; RAS scores falling outside these cluster boundaries are not assigned genotypes.

Variability does however exist in the automated segmentation procedure [ 36– 38], and manual correction of FreeSurfer derived boundaries is sometimes necessary, especially in marked atrophic brains.

The very closely related goniodid genera Coloceras and Campanulotes which have almost identical mt genome arrangements share 34 derived boundaries, however 27 of these are not present in any other genus and aren't considered further.

The 172 derived gene boundaries are made up of 161 unique gene boundaries found only in a single species, plus 11 shared derived boundaries which occur a total of 31 times across the examined louse species.

The derived boundary conditions are used to indicate the traffic situation.

Basic numerical schemes are derived and analyzed to illustrate the accuracy of the derived boundary conditions.

To verify the derived boundary conditions, numerical analyses for each case were performed.

The derived boundary problem is of sixth order and can be solved analytically in the case of statics.

The derived boundary condition formulas are convenient for dealing with various types of boundary specification requirements that may arise in vascular hemodynamics.