Sentence examples for derived from dataset from inspiring English sources
Fig. 2 Frequency distribution of total genotype scores (TGS) derived from dataset of 100,000 randomly generated individuals of Indian lowlanders (IA), high-altitude native (TB), Gorkhas (IA) and Gorkhas (TB).
This hypothesis is also consistent with the phylogenetic results derived from dataset 3 (Figure 1), dataset 5 (Figure 3) and dataset 6 (Figure 4); these trees show Karenia, Karlodinium, Gymnodinium, and Amphidinium mootonorum branching as a paraphyletic assemblage that incorporates the most recent ancestor of all dinokaryotes.
Figure 4A and B show the true and inferred strands of paternal origin (blocks) for 40 half-sibs and 10 000 markers (derived from dataset C).
We interpret w d ij as the strength of the evidence of co-functionality between genes i and j as derived from dataset d.
Chart of climatological mean global snow cover derived from datasets of the terrestrial water budget data archive (Willmott and Matsuura [2001]) and map of months showing seasonal runoff maxima based on the climatological runoff dataset (Dai and Trenberth [2002]).
In this study, the H99TH, H10TH, and HVAR were the most useful predictor variables for AGC prediction for the models derived from datasets of 5 and 10 pulses m−2.
These alignments allowed the assignment of a further 10%and16%6% of reads derived from datasets A and B, respectively.
We show that mailing list data are comparable to workforce information derived from surveys or indirectly derived from datasets released by data custodians.
We therefore supplemented this analysis by comparison with gene sets (clusters) derived from datasets of isolated tissues and purified cell populations [ 28, 29] and mining of the literature.
This approach offers several advantages: Knowledge-bases derived from datasets are more precise in comparison with knowledge-bases constructed from expert inputs, as the inputs provided by human experts may be vague, due to limited grades of perception [ 257].
