Sentence examples for extended the selection from inspiring English sources

We extended the selection by including the largest cities of the world (also in terms of metro population), yielding an additional 35 (non-US) cities.

Then, after realizing that many were not annotated or did not have a known function, we extended the selection to additional 29 probe sets having fold change ≥ |2.5| but 0.005 ≤ p ≤ 0.05; for the same reasons stated above, we extended the list of candidates one more time using as criteria fold change ≥ |2.5| and p > 0.05 (24 candidates).

Use the following example to select the named range "Database", then extend the selection by five rows: Range("Database").Select Selection.Resize(Selection.Rows.Count + 5, _Selection.Columns.Count).Select.Select

For example, we implemented a connection filter that enables users to first select a group of nodes, and then extend the selection to all nodes connected to the first selection.

By extending the selection of the precursors, a modified route for the synthesis of Pt NWs is proposed in this study.

The results indicate that with the increase of stage number (n), Tm1,opt increases and Tmn,opt decreases, which extends the selection range of PCM.

The results indicate that with the increase of stage number (n), Tm1,opt increases and Tmn,opt decreases, which is beneficial to extend the selection range of PCM.

The paper aims at designing new strategies to extend the selection step of traditional Differential Evolution for Multi-objective Optimization algorithm to proficiently obtain Pareto-optimal solutions in presence of noise.

To obtain values for the SCV-associated marker in these cells, the bacterial cluster in the best focal plane was selected using the freehand selection tool and the software was then allowed to extend the selection through all z-sections in both channels.

For instance, one can include the nonmedical costs of disease or extend the selection of diseases by adding other diseases known to be associated with overweight [ 26].

This and other LVV/VLP-mediated protein transduction applications continue to offer several possibilities in life-sciences, and the broad range of lentiviral pseudotyping possibilities extends the selection of target cells and tissues.