Sentence examples for flexibly integrated from inspiring English sources

To obtain the best results for the fitting of the inferred network model to the expression data, it is necessary that the provided knowledge is flexibly integrated (referred to as soft integration in the literature [ 54]).

In this paper, we design a trust-based framework to more accurately evaluate an encounter's delivery competency, which can be flexibly integrated with a large family of existing data forwarding protocols designed for OppNets.

In addition, these tools are flexibly integrated with the learning activities under the consideration of the students' cognitive levels based on Starkey's Digital Learning Age Matrix (Starky 2011).

They also show that related experiences encountered at different times can be flexibly integrated into these coherent representations.

These different data types can be flexibly integrated, and combined with clinical and other sample metadata to dynamically group, sort and filter data sets.

Clayton and colleagues have shown that scrub jays flexibly integrated memories for the what, where and when of an event (Clayton and Dickinson 1998, 1999; Clayton et al. 2001, 2003b).

By following the SOC (service-oriented computing) paradigm, the OMX tool assists experimenters to flexibly integrate computing and networking services.

Higher brain function relies upon the ability to flexibly integrate information across specialized communities of brain regions; however, it is unclear how this mechanism manifests over time.

One of the features that distinguishes mammalian intelligence is the ability to meaningfully extract, and flexibly integrate information into models of the world stored in distributed cellular networks of the forebrain.

A comprehensive understanding of purchasing dynamics therefore requires a model that flexibly integrates both known and unknown calendar time determinants of purchasing with individual-level predictors such as interpurchase time, customer lifetime, and number of past purchases.

In this paper, we pay more attention to the interrelation between pricing and admission control in QoS-enabled networks and propose a tariff-based architecture framework that flexibly integrates pricing and admission control for multi-domain DiffServ networks.