Sentence examples for given similarities from inspiring English sources
Although a similar study has not yet been performed in Canada, it is likely to be similar to the US projections given similarities in context.
When using the clustering heuristics with the given similarities, regardless of which heads we choose, after two steps we obtain the two clusters {asthma, cough, influenza }, and {tibial fracture, ulna fracture }: let us assume, we choose asthma as h e a d1, then we compute all similarities to asthma.
Given similarities among the items, the item-based CF computes the prediction of user (u_i) for item (i_k) by begin{aligned} P_{i,k}=frac{R_kcdot sum _{j=1}^{m}{s(i_k,i_j)}+sum _{j=1}^{m}(r_{i,j}-R_j cdot {s(i_k,j}-R_j cdot_{s=1}^{m}{s(i_k,i_j)}}{sum{aligned} (3)where (P_{j=1}^{menotes the prediction for user (u_i) on item (i_k).
Given similarities in their distribution within India, evolutionary histories, body size and habits, congruent patterns of genetic variation were expected.
Thermal selection on the mitochondrial genome is unlikely to have driven this genetic differentiation, given similarities in temperature regime between Tokyo and Dokai Bays [35].
Tobacco smoke exposure is an important analogy to ambient PM, given similarities between tobacco smoke and ambient particle pollution (Hinds 1978).
If the five similarity measures employed give similar clustering results, the number of SAR clusters from a given similarity measure is expected to be around 20% of the total number of clusters.
The algorithm proceeds further if there are at least three vectors similar to the query at the given similarity threshold (r value).
For instance, 4% selectivity means that 4% of the networks in the database are similar to the query according to the given similarity cutoff.
The phenomenon described above can be observed when a series of similarity networks are generated from a given similarity matrix by applying a series of thresholds.
OrChem provides similarity searching with response times in the order of seconds for databases with millions of compounds, depending on a given similarity cut-off.
