Sentence examples for directed searches from inspiring English sources

ARTHUR H. GUNTHER III Blauvelt, N.Y., June 23 , 2013To the Editor: Max Frankel's great analysis of the United States' eavesdropping program hit the nail on the head; why do these programs gather information on everyone when directed searches, approved by a more transparent process in a more open court, would work just as well?

The analyses described above involved directed searches for genes encoding proteins functioning as part of the MT cytoskeleton.

For the purposes of this review, directed searches of PubMed and Web of Knowledge were made using appropriate terms, e.g. insurance and animal.

Functional characterization of differentially expressed genes was performed using Blast2GO [ 49] and also through directed searches on Gene Ontology (http://www.geneontology.org), KEGG (http://www.genome.jp/kegg) e InterPro (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/interpro/) databases.

However, the mean squared residue was subsequently shown to contain some biases that directed searches towards less interesting biclusters containing genes with low expression variance [ 20], see Figure 1.

This illustrates the fact that these methods are more suited to a broad-range exploration of the metagenome for pleiotrophic traits than to directed searches for a specific pathway or metabolite.

People are potentially exposed to a wider range of perspectives than through more directed search.

The role of browsing, directed searching, and linking over the Bradford-distributed information resource space.

To Appear] depth-slicing method, and their effects on blind and directed search algorithms.

It offers a searchable database of Franklin's writings, and a directed search engine for Web resources about him.

We present a directed search algorithm, called K⁎, for finding the k shortest paths between a designated pair of vertices in a given directed weighted graph.