Sentence examples for digitized number from inspiring English sources

It basically works like this: a merchant — typically a small business owner — uses the iPhone's camera to shoot a picture of the number on the front of a credit card; that picture then gets translated by the app into a digitized number; and a customer signs on the screen of the merchant's device (using a finger is fine) to authenticate the number and approve the transaction.

BMVC test is a fast and objective method, where the fluorescence signal is digitized by program and the digital number gives a clear-cut result without any grey zone.

Assignment of digitized copy number to genomic segments in tumors is further complicated in cancer genomes due to a number of sample-specific confounding factors.

Assignment of digitized copy number to CNVs in these models becomes increasingly difficult due to mouse contamination of the tumor samples that introduces noise in the sequencing coverage as well as allele frequencies for SNVs (both of which are integral to CNV calling methods).

We have developed a computational algorithm to detect CNV boundaries from whole-genome sequencing data and assigned digitized copy number by modeling for sample-specific confounding factor such as aneuploidy, normal/diploid contamination of primary tumors and mouse contamination in xenograft models.

We use sequencing coverage modeled as a Poisson distribution and minor allele frequency (MAF) modeled as a binomial distribution to assign digitized copy numbers to each CNV event.

The total number of digitized items in the project is over 1.4 million.

In particular, starting from a reduced number of digitized samples, the proposed CS-based sampling approach allows to recover an oversampled version of the input signal, whose spectral content is properly shaped to reject the most of in-band noise.

The availability of a wide range of satellite measurements of environmental variables at different spatial and temporal resolutions, together with an increasing number of digitized and georeferenced species occurrences, has created the opportunity to model and monitor species geographic distribution and richness at regional to continental scales.

We live in a big data world, where supply chains are global, services are being digitized, and an increasing number of smart devices are being connected to each-other, to "things" and to the Internet in new and exciting ways.

The number of digitized points was used and reported in the present work.