Sentence examples for empirical editing from inspiring English sources

Importantly, students also tested computationally predicted gene models (introns, exons, and start/stop codons), which are often miscalled in genome-sequencing projects and are in need of empirical editing.

Liriodendron is the most highly edited of any angiosperm mitochondrial genome with comprehensive empirical RNA editing data.

Although the model described and analyzed above is simplified enough to be extendable to various cases of collaboration, we specially intend to use it to explain some of the empirical observations regarding edit wars in WP.

AER designed the ScanBMA algorithm, designed the empirical studies and edited the manuscript.

While a few prior empirical studies of "live" editing do exist, none has specifically evaluated the impact of these dimensions of "live" editing within the context of the imperative programming paradigm commonly taught in first-semester computer science courses.

(2) and (3), so that time is effectively measured in number of edits and the broad inter-event time distribution between successive edits (observed in empirical studies [20]) does not have to be considered directly.

Ability to write scientifically and to edit and draft empirical manuscripts.

Among his numerous publications, Jensen co-edited with Thomas Heller Beyond Common Knowledge: Empirical Approaches to the Rule of Law (Stanford University Press: 2003).

As with many other processes affecting the dynamics of editing, the lack of empirical evidence is manifest.

The method requires three steps: (a) to retrieve all edits to each concept in all linked language editions; (b) to compare the empirical and expected probabilities of each language pair to co-edit a concept; and (c) to create a filtered network of languages with significant shared interests.

Empirical studies in institutional change / edited by Lee J. Alston, Thráinn Eggertsson, Douglass C. North.