Sentence examples for given high throughput from inspiring English sources
Each G-type PAG refers to a list of genes/proteins derived from any given high throughput Omics experiment, e.g. functional genomics, under a shared biological condition.
This proposal would place both football clubs on a rapid-transit Merseyrail line circling the city giving high throughput, fast transport access.
Given high-throughput sequencing data, most current genome assemblers apply deterministic heuristics to infer the genome sequence.
A typical example is an enrichment test to prioritize pathways most likely to be affected in a given high-throughput experiment.
Second, the free variables have to be part of the quantities that can be measured by a given high-throughput method.
KPP returns a set of images that give a holistic perspective to the functional importance of the change in the GE patterns revealed by a given high-throughput experiment and facilitate the extraction of the biological insights.
These data sets were analyzed using Reverse Causal Reasoning (RCR), a method for identifying predictions of the activity states of biological entities (nodes) that are statistically significant and consistent with the measurements taken for a given high-throughput data set (see Materials and Methods for additional detail).
The discussion above suggests that adaptive selection on the number of active RSs would give higher throughput in general.
It also gives higher throughput and mitigates the bad effect of peak-to-average-power ratio (PAPR).
Opportunistic multiuser scheduling will give higher throughput in a wireless cell than non-opportunistic algorithms like Round Robin (RR) because priority is given to the users with the most favorable channel conditions [2, 3].
By demonstrating the concerned scheme using the TPC-C benchmark, it has been observed that scalable workload-driven partitioning reduces the number of distributed transactions better than the existing partitioning schemes such as graph and schema level partitioning, and gives higher throughput, efficiency and lower response time.
