Sentence examples for filtration rules from inspiring English sources

O'Melia's rigorous research on these processes eventually influenced U.S. Environmental Protection Agency filtration rules for removing harmful particles and microbes from water.

Councilman Huizar said he hoped the city's latest filtration rules would improve things "by making this a uniform baseline regulation instead of a case-by-case condition". He has asked city staff for data on how the air filtration standards are going and said "we all want assurances that the program is being implemented". Have the right filters been installed?

The FDRs of the search results were controlled by the target-decoy strategy with the normal filtration rule (not the separate filtration rule for a fair comparison).

This separate filtration rule is expected to increase the spectral identification rate compared to the normal rule.

Importantly, for the open search mode, an issue that could produce considerable impact on spectral identification rate is the result filtration rule.

Unfortunately, the absence of a comprehensive list of CYP2D7 variants prevents us from applying this stringent filtration rule to the CYP2D7 gene.

To explore how much in the end pMatch could help to increase the spectral identification rate, here we used the separate filtration rule for FDR estimation.

Therefore, a more reasonable filtration rule that we advocate is to group all the results into two lists according to their Δ M values, i.e. those with insignificant Δ M and those with significant Δ M. Afterwards, the results in the two groups are ranked separately for FDR estimation.

Yang's approach gets PPI predictions based on clique extension and rule filtration of gene ontology, and this is more stable and reliable than predicting methods using only the network topology.

The water from these reservoirs is now so clean that the city is exempt from federal rules requiring filtration.

Nationally, between 1965 and 1985, 95 water-supply-related giardia outbreaks occurred, with the number doubling every five years or so in that period, Jakubowski said, noting the EPA hopes to have a draft by year's end of new, tighter federal rules on filtration of public water supplies.