Sentence examples for go aspect from inspiring English sources

I was suspicious from an early age about the necessity of religion, and thoroughly bored by the "having to go" aspect.

Although the YPO has many fewer terms than GO (about 160 terms as of October 2008, compared to about 2200 GO terms in the smallest GO aspect, Cellular Component), it will be useful to develop a very broad set of perhaps 20 observables representing general phenotypes, and to adapt the GO Slim Mapper as a Phenotype Slim Mapper tool.

In cases where both a literature-based and computationally predicted annotation existed for the given gene and GO aspect (Molecular Function, Biological Process, Cellular Component), the filtered granular manual annotations were compared against all of the computational predictions for that gene to create annotation pairs.

The results show that by combing more than one GO aspect, our method could get a better prediction performance than using a single aspect for both binary data set and co-complex data set.

Fifteen GO terms, five from each GO aspect, were selected to profile enrichment patterns of each portal.

The same number of annotations in each GO aspect was reviewed in the control set as the experimental set.

Considering all three GO aspects together, 4129 of the 31 977 literature-based annotations in this October 2009 set were 'unknowns'unknowns

I was all about the "you go girl" aspect of a writer who knew how to listen to her gut and honor her story.

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The anything-goes aspect of these videos is one of the perks of working with 3D animation, Cool 3D World tells the Creator's Project.

And that if self-organisation processes go beyond aspects of little importance they determine, even if not intended for this purpose, breakdowns in the collective organisation of space.