Sentence examples for given as entries from inspiring English sources

The RIsearch recursion is given as Entries in the M-state (ungapped) can come from (i) the M-state by extending the previous alignment with one residue on both strands, meaning either a stacking of a new pair, or the symmetric extension of an interior loop (or opening, closing an interior loop).

Upon publication of the original article [1], it was noticed that there were several blanks in the Table 5 and the footnote of the Table 5, 'The 'n/a' entries in the table means that bounding box or part annotation is not used.' was incorrectly given as 'The 'n/a' entries in the table means that the results are not available.' This has now been acknowledged and corrected in this erratum.

Reasons why patients would wish for Internet-based self-management were given as a free text entry by 53 participants (Table  2) and consisted of 32.1% psychoeducation (17/53), 24.5% proactivity and self-control (13/53), 17.0% availability and anonymity (9/53), 13.2% exchange with others (7/53), 7.5% ease of integration in daily routine (4/53) and 5.7% information for family members (3/53).

where the ith watermark component is given as the sum of R entries of the LUT W k. The result of this operation is the watermarked content y k =x+w k identifying the kth user.

Value added: comparing students' individual degree results with their entry qualifications – given as a banded score out of 10.

The initial date is often given as that of Nobunaga's entry into Kyōto in 1568 or as that of the expulsion of the last Ashikaga shogun, Yoshiaki, from Kyōto in 1573.

If the entry was given as time in years then the Comprehensiveness component would be penalised due to lack of coverage granularity.

Let the graph G(V c, E c) be represented by N × N adjacency matrix [ E c], whose (i, j) th entry is given as, [ E c ] (i,   j ) = H (e i, j c ), then the number of triangles in the graph are given as, (12) T R (G (V c, E c ) ) = 1 6 ∑ i = 1 N [ E c ] 3 (i, i ).

For a double-lane circle and double-lane entries, the capacity is given as follows.

The higher the AS score for a given RefSeq entry, the greater the extent to which at least one PSR deviated in its differential hybridization compared with all other probe sets in that RefSeq.

If the entry remained in the new build all details were left unchanged, except in three cases where there exists a gene by the same name as that in the original dataset, at the same genomic location as the given Unigene entry, but in a separate Unigene class.