Sentence examples for explicit annotations from inspiring English sources

As a second difference, Scholia relies on explicit annotations in the code to define the hierarchy that should be followed to display the runtime architecture.

We argue that these models can be enriched with explicit annotations provided by an expert (e.g., a member of the software architecture team), who, in general, will also generate the SAD contents.

We extracted protein sequences with explicit annotations of subcellular localization from SWISS-PROT release 2011_04 (Bairoch and Apweiler, 2000).

During the calculation of gene product weight, we do not propagate annotations to ancestor terms, and thus, only explicit annotations are considered.

It also enables the explicit annotation of the reasons why two properties or attributes are related.

However, the lack of explicit annotation in many museum trees is not surprising given its absence in most evolutionary diagrams used in textbooks (Catley and Novick 2008), although its inclusion could support an understanding and interpretation of evolutionary processes (Donovan and Hornack 2004).

Co-occurrence based analysis also requires the explicit annotation of binding sites, a task known for its inaccuracy.

Second, the gene's putative function (per its explicit annotation, provided by the database) must be conceptually related to the relevant dimension.

Inheritance of an annotation from each ancestor to its descendants is then automatically inferred to occur unless stopped by an explicit annotation of a loss event.

Here we see the motivation for our explicit annotation of tumor suppressor status and interactions with known tumor suppressors in the feature space, as well as the need for computing reading frame of each candidate fusion.

Enhanced overexpression of an oncogene is exemplified by the famous IgH-MYC fusion, and is the main reason for our explicit annotation of oncogene status and interactions with known oncogenes in our feature space representation of fusion transcripts.