Sentence examples for development of sets from inspiring English sources
The generic tools developed for the Galaxy environment enable rapid development of sets of PCR assays targeting sequence variants identified from Illumina and 454 sequence data.
The need to define physical quantities on this geometric representation has led to development of sets of basis functions that need to satisfy constraints at the boundaries of the elements/tessellations (viz., continuity of normal or tangential components across element boundaries).
These pathways imply distinct regulatory mechanisms that control the development of sets of flight muscles and the muscles of the leg.
The main intention for the development of sets of AIMs, however, is to provide a set of markers that effectively control for population stratification in association studies in which samples have not been typed with genome-wide SNP arrays.
The issue of monitoring and evaluating performance regained new attention and this led to new frameworks including the development of sets of indicators and of monitoring strategies [ 76, 77].
Genomic knowledge can also be instrumental to the development of sets of molecular probes for easy and specific identification of resistant clones of high spreading propensity and clinical impact, such as those described above, which is crucial in infection control practices.
In contrast to naive set theory, the attitude adopted in an axiomatic development of set theory is that it is not necessary to know what the "things" are that are called "sets" or what the relation of membership means.
(See the entries on interpretations of probability, the early development of set theory, and set theory).
As one can see, the Polish school led by Sierpiński had a very central role in the development of set theory between the Wars.
With the development of set-valued analysis, some researchers studied the super efficient solutions for vector optimization problems with set-valued maps.
However, woodcocks may benefit from the recent development of set-asides, grass field-borders and simplified farm practices (no-tillage and direct sowing).
