Sentence examples for enable the inference from inspiring English sources

Both formal languages extend RDF and enable the inference of new knowledge.

TILAR was extended to enable the inference of gene regulatory networks from time resolved data by a system of differential equations approximated by a set of difference equations with the time interval Δt= t m − t m −1.

Scientific findings, even if they exclusively include qualitative information about specific observations, have to rely in some form on quantitative measurements that enable the inference of the reported qualitative information.

The above stated advantages of the NMF method however, come with the need of having enough diversity in data such that the simplex formed by the data vectors is filled adequately to enable the inference of the underlying simplex structure.

Second, currently unused information in the PID about the interactions between proteins (and other biomolecules), including positive and negative regulation, protein protein binding, and other interactions, would enable the inference of regulatory relationships instead of simple statistical associations.

In particular, a framework for representing phenotypes should enable the inference of consistent dependencies between different aspects in this network of dependencies, and provide for the detection of inconsistencies in the phenotypic description of an organism.

The model choice should ensure that the assumptions and the features of the model enable the inferences relevant to the study goals, such as testing of specific biological hypotheses.

Parallel analysis of the nuclear phosphoproteome enabled the inference of the temporal activity of kinases accounting for rhythmic phosphorylation.

Missing data were estimated using Beagle v3.3, which enables the inference of haplotypes and imputation of sporadic missing data in large-scale genotype datasets (Courtois et al. 2013).

ChemDIS utilizing chemical protein interactions from the large database STITCH 4 enables the inference of potential risks for a wide range of chemicals.

Alignment of a sequence to gene regions with known transcripts also enabled the inference of sequence orientation.