Sentence examples for evaluation of sequence from inspiring English sources
Theoretical and experimental results demonstrate that the proposed COMBE method provides a better estimation of thermal noise in fMRI studies compared with previously proposed methods and suggest that the new method can adapt to a broader range of applications, such as functional connectivity studies, evaluation of sequence designs and reconstruction schemas.
Evaluation of sequence divergence between the human and mouse PKs revealed differing rates of evolution for different gene groups.
These differences reflect the intrinsic difficulties with functional inference from simple evaluation of sequence identity and show an urgent need for a critical assessment of acknowledged standards in prediction methods [12], [13].
As with previous linkage assessments in observational studies [35], our protocol (Figure 1 and Table 4) included an evaluation of sequence data from env and gag for monophyly in maximum likelihood trees to determine linkage.
The prediction data for the 622 hormone-activated promoters helps functional analysis of individual promoters, and also evaluation of sequence polymorphism among accessions in these promoters.
Evaluation of sequence conservation in other members of the Brassicaceae has allowed us to focus our efforts on the most conserved regions of the promoter.
Facile design of ncZFNs through the mix-and-assemble approach could be applicable to other DNA binding proteins for evaluation of sequence-specificity.
The inferred phylogeny for subject S4 was based on evaluation of sequences over a period of about 6.5 years and indicated at least three statistically supported clusters: A, B, and C (Figure 3b).
It also facilitates the large-scale evaluation of sequence-based SDP prediction methods.
The most commonly used evaluation of sequence-based stability changes prediction methods is on unseen mutations.
The evaluation of sequence-based expression profiles can identify responsive genes and provide functional annotation for genes underlying complex and multilocus traits under −P in wheat.
