A stochastic simulation model is drawn from the reference model.
A stochastic simulation model is then drawn from the reference model.
Eight references have been drawn from the reference list of this dissertation, as they relied on health and migration in Switzerland and Germany.
Since in most sequencing protocols the reads are a mixture of forward and reverse complements with respect to the reference sequence, we cannot assume the orientation of k-mers drawn from reads will match the orientation of k-mers drawn from the reference.
In our example, the trend-based assessment results (Figure 5) confirmed conclusions drawn from the reference-based assessments, which applied average or median values in the indicator aggregation process (Figure 1), i.e., poor status of eutrophication, more positive signs for hazardous substances and variable developments within biodiversity.
Drawing from the moderate condition reference state, a concentration-dependency paradigm is developed for extraction technologies, making easier comparison to the National Algal Biofuels Technology Roadmap NABTRR) target of less than 10% total energy.
Perpendicular lines are drawn from the pelvic reference line to the femoral reference lines, the difference between the distances being the leg length discrepancy [8].
This latter was calculated as the ratio of the overall survival rate observed in the patient population and the expected survival rate drawn from the general reference population for subjects similar to the patients with respect to age, sex, calendar year of initial observation and length of observation (Armitage and Berry, 1987).
A useful discussion of current thinking on fibril structure is found in reference [ 27], drawing from the results of X-ray, water sorption and solid state NMR studies.
We used the model to study the effect of population subdivision on imputation accuracy, employing a two-population divergence model to compare internal reference panels drawn from the same source population as the target to external panels from a distinct population.
Two references are drawn from the title character's lines in King Henry V ("Once more unto the breach"/"The game's afoot"), while two more quotations are from Julius Caesar ("I am as constant as the Northern Star"/"Cry 'havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war").
