Sentence examples for graphics of the comparison from inspiring English sources

Molecular graphics of the comparison of protein structures (residues 263 347) were created by UCSF Chimera which is a program to display molecular graphics of protein and nucleic acids developed by RBVI funded by the National Institutes of Health (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/) [ 13].

A graphic representation of the comparison of home range radii and distances between points to generate the network is illustrated in Figure 4.

Each dot in the graphic refers the comparison of a bicluster found by each algorithm and the equivalent solution.

Based on hypothesis testing and multiple comparisons analyzed to obtain the graphics of the five signs, the conclusions provide a base reference for graphic design of highway variable message signs.

ROC curve graphics were used in the comparison of sensitivity and specificity.

It gained widespread currency after the 1979 Congressional investigation, which relied, in part, on a graphic comparison of the sounds on the Dictaphone belt and a test of gunshots in Dealey Plaza.

An obvious graphic comparison of the recombination losses on the front surface of CdTe and in the SCR is demonstrated in Fig. 14.

Table 1 The frequency and percent of presence of plagiarism policy in the syllabuses   Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Valid Not present 173 83.6 83.6 83.6 Present 34 100.016.4 100.0 Total 207 100.0 100.0  . Figure 2 gives a graphic comparison of the presence and (non-presence) of plagiarism policies in the three academic programs.

From a graphic comparison of the SMRs from one table in this analysis with our nearest equivalent PCMR results, provided in Figure 1, it appears that the overall pattern is very similar in the two mortality analyses.

The results demonstrate significant performance speedups in comparison to the state-of-the-art methods that are based on traditional graphics pipelines.

A major advantage of age cohort graphics in comparison with the more common age-specific rates in time periods is that effects of changes, such as the introduction of mammographic screening, can be followed in one group of women over time, that is, it displays both immediate and delayed effects.