Sentence examples for derived distance from inspiring English sources

Here, the solution structure of MNEI was determined on the basis of 1169 nuclear Overhauser enhancement derived distance restraints and 184 dihedral angle restraints obtained from direct measurement of three-bond spin coupling constants.

Existing methods for linking wildlife movement to remotely sensed landscape data generally rely on the application of subjectively derived distance thresholds to represent proximity (i.e., near or far) relative to disturbance, thereby possibly limiting the scope of research questions and insight gained.

One exception is the Hipparcos parallax measurement, but the margin of error is as large as the value itself and so the derived distance is likely to be anything from 355-4167pc.

However, derived distance estimates have to be handled with caution, because secondary neighbours are not necessarily unique.

Such a plot and the derived distance are shown for the bacterial dataset and ClustalW2 (Fig. 3).

The derived distance matrix can be used to reconstruct a tree by the neighbor-joining method, and we refer to the resulting method as Profile Neighbor-Joining (PNJ).

HCA is a grouping method, which allows arranging the tested objects into clusters, basing on the mathematically derived distances between them.

This operation is directly based on the original construction of the local scaffold, since the formula allows us to incrementally add information, both from primary and derived distances.

Admittedly this use of the formula ignores the fact that the derived distances around one node are not necessarily independent from those around a neighbouring node.

Table 4 shows the P-values of our derived distance-based test statistic (DBM) compared with the other outlined collapsing and weighting methods.

The methods 1-11 fall into two distinct categories: a) Methods that use a derived distance-from-natal-nest threshold (methods 1-7) with or without an additional restriction of a minimum duration that this distance has to be exceeded before dispersal is deemed to have started [ 16, 21, 32, 33].