Sentence examples for explained by the database from inspiring English sources
For pairwise group concepts, the recall is significantly higher for orthologous relationships than for all gene relationships, an observation that can, at least in part, be explained by the database concept.
The limited variation that was seen between numbers of orthologs found can be explained by the different versions of the databases used.
the higher accuracy of age estimation in face images from FG-NET and MORPH databases is explained by the use of specially prepared face images in these databases.
So the difference between percentages (42.4%, 28.3%, and 16.2%) can be explained by the differences between databases and applied intervals.
For example, the Weekly Returns Service reported a higher incidence of meningitis of 9.4 infections per 1000 children less than one year old, which can be explained by the fact that this database contains unconfirmed cases.
This poor performance in the prostate cancer guideline is explained by the fact that the PLUS database does not include a large number of urology journals.
These can be explained by the fact that our image database contains many images in this class which are rather tough in terms of the pit detection (in case of quite a few images it is even problematic for a human observer to clearly identify the pits).
The differences in numbers of WRKY ESTs from these databases can be explained by the fact that the number of entries in these databases are different, based on their release frequency.
The low redundancy values observed in the aforementioned databases are explained by the aim of curating different parts of the literature to increase coverage of the annotated interactome, an IMEx curation policy.
The small differences between models and database results are explained by the fact that the structure is subjected to seawater environmental conditions under 25% of exposure time.
This result can be explained by the small size of the hand veins database (24 persons) and the robustness of the used matching system against the introduced alterations.
