Sentence examples for distance recovered from inspiring English sources

NJ using the Pearson correlation-based distance recovered the input tree most frequently, with almost 2/3 of the trees 0 steps away.

For each protein tree that could be reconciled with the reference tree by EEEP, we compared the minimum edit distance recovered by EEEP with the total number of endpoints associated with the trails of destruction in each protein tree.

The distance progressively recovered pre-lesion values over the time.

In contrast, when PBS is added to pre-formed lipoplexes (in 30 mM Tris-HCl) an even smaller interchromophore spacing distance is recovered (35 Å; see Fig. 2C).

However, these lifetime values are lower than those obtained in PBS or Tris-HCl and a smaller donor-acceptor spacing distance was recovered in presence of FBS (30 Å).

Previously obtained results for the behaviour at large distances are recovered, with a demonstration that very large distances indeed (x0 ⪢ ϵ−2) may be needed for their validity for some ranges of M; and the drive point behaviour, of G x0=0, M, ϵ) as ϵ → 0 qua function of M, is shown to correspond to that already discussed in the literature.

Neighbor-Joining with Euclidean distances never recovered the input phylogeny and with parsimony, the input tree was almost never recovered.

This property is not well captured by the RMSD measure, and therefore, we also compute how well the distance matrix is recovered with the distance error, which assigns most of the weight to long distances.

Some counter-protesters threatened a HuffPost reporter with a gun when he attempted to photograph, from a distance, those recovering from the irritant. .

Some counter-protesters threatened a HuffPost reporter with a gun when he attempted to photograph, from a distance, those recovering from the irritant.

Nonetheless, moving in the direction of such a system would go some distance toward recovering a sense of lost control over the American border and weaken the impetus behind the appeal of a wall.