Sentence examples for effect designates from inspiring English sources
we have raw genomic sequences that contain multiple genes: scoring at the exon level in effect designates the exon as the fundamental unit being counted rather than the gene, this avoids weighing more complex genes the same as simpler genes (that have fewer exons).
The first was the revelation that Donald Rumsfeld, in one of his more Kafka-esque moments, had in effect designated one particular prisoner in Afghanistan a "non-person", insisting that his name be removed from all official records.
"Kidney effects" designates the 50 μg/g-creatinine concentration at which renal tubular effects are expected to occur (WHO 2000).
A "spatial segmentation" algorithm has also been developed to account for array CGH-specific spatial effects designated "local spatial biases", where clusters of spots show a shift in signal, and "continuous spatial gradient", where there is a smooth gradient in signal across the array [52].
The major effect QTL designated qBK1.2 was mapped in 0.26 Mb region between RM5336 and RM10153.
The crystallization has the effect of designating the property referred to and make it enforceable against third parties.
The Expired Meter says the 2" snow ban is in effect on designated streets "only when there's snow on the ground and when the city officially invokes the ban through the media".
The interaction effect was designated significant at the level of 0.2 (i.e. P < 0.2).
Pagel's test was set as "any effect" by designating Pendergrast's organ and maternal care as either X or Y.
Researchers can also incorporate their expectations for different experimental contexts by tuning the scale of the prior on effect size (designated as r).
Another global sensitivity analysis method, ANalysis Of Variance (ANOVA), decomposes a function into a summation of terms of increasing dimensionality [ 14]: f (x ) = f 0 + ∑ i = 1 n f i (x i ) + ∑ 1 ≤ i < j ≤ n f i j (x i, x j ) +... + f 12... n (x 1, x 2,..., x n ) where f0 is the main effect (also designated the zeroth order term, or the overall mean) [ 14, 21].
