Sentence examples for distances that define from inspiring English sources

We found that there is an optimal rank value that can be obtained by systematically testing all possible rank values and distances that define whether two species will form part of the same cluster, based on Linnaean taxonomic levels.

This is usually done by umbrella sampling calculations with a reaction coordinate involving the bond distances that define the chemical transformation (but other reaction coordinate definitions can also be used).

There are regulation distances that define a proper baseball infield.

As such, the association of this correlation with the illusory contour is a consequence of the fact that the bars are spaced by the same distance that defined the "even and odd" correlation structure.

L is the thickness of the slab, δ is the attenuation length for the emitted light, and d is the extrapolation distance that defines the boundary conditions at the tissue bath interface.

The distance that defines the height of the catalytic pocket (between Y114 and H56) is marked by a black arrow.

We repeated the entire modeling process with different settings for the discrimination distance that defines clonal clusters (see details in Materials and methods) confirming the robustness of the estimated clonality rate.

As we shall see in the next section, the pharmacogenomic research that Suarez-Kurtz is carrying out on warfarin has been strongly influenced by this perspective of 'individual singularity' and thus is distanced from algorithms that define dosage based on the notion of 'race'race

Although several previous studies measured the coupling distance, the rules that define the coupling configuration remain elusive (Hefft and Jonas, 2005; Bucurenciu et al., 2008; Christie et al., 2011; Nadkarni et al., 2012; Scimemi and Diamond, 2012; Schmidt et al., 2013; Vyleta and Jonas, 2014).

A robust SNP genotyping assay is characterized by large distances between the three clusters that define the genotypes and small distances between the data points within each cluster.

The intergenomic distance was that defined by Snel et al. [ 49].