Sentence examples for extant procedures from inspiring English sources

These comparisons demonstrate that the results of extant procedures lie below the RNAG frontier, indicating that, on average, RNAG provides a better trade-off between PPV and sensitivity.

Also, since the two recursive steps sample from the full space of alignments and structures directly, we avoid the need to use a reduced model; a concession that is common to several extant procedures.

Nevertheless, here we show that RNAG does a better job at predicting reference structures than extant procedures, while providing a fuller characterization of the shape of the posterior space including characterization of multimodal features and ascertainment of uncertainty in structural predictions.

To the best of our knowledge, no extant procedure has such high accuracy with only two tunable parameters.

Therefore, it was decided in this meeting to continue with the allocation of coal blocks through the extant Screening Committee procedure till the new competitive bidding procedure became operational.

This is because it generally relies on comparisons between various structures in the fossil material (the preservation of which may be less than perfect) and extant material, a procedure that may be based on pre-suppositions that are not necessarily spelt out unequivocally.

The first is to systematically locate and profile available resources, in terms of theoretical guidelines and methodological procedures, in the extant literature in order to guide new research endeavours in this area.

Students record qualitative and quantitative data on the fossil skulls in line with procedures for collecting data from an extant reference skull collection to assist in their interpretations (Fig. 6).

This report summarizes cases in 4 children from South Asia that illustrate the conditions extant in 1 city in Uzbekistan (Andijan), where medical procedures have resulted in transmission of HIV, hepatitis B virus (HBV), and hepatitis C virus (HCV).

This process saw the earlier extant dualism replaced by monism.

Bibliometric studies rely on the measurement of scientific activity employing statistical procedures (Broadus, 1987) to quantify, classify and organize the extant research in a field (White & McCain, 1998).