Sentence examples for imperfect selection from inspiring English sources
It could therefore be interpreted as a set of high-level life cycle analyses without double-counting or omissions due to imperfect selection of the boundaries of analysis.
In a few cases, such as for Or35a and Or98a, not all the highly activating compounds are clustered, suggesting the possibility of multiple or flexible binding sites, or imperfect selection of descriptors.
Physico-chemical stochastic fluctuations of the cellular environment introduces small variability in the spliceosome efficiency and perhaps results in imperfect selection of splice sites that eventually produces many lowly expressed alternative transcripts, as is observed in our data [ 6, 13, 19, 33, 43, 44].
Changing signal to noise ratio's is simulated as explained in Materials and methods (PSC) and mimics the effect of e.g. having an incomplete QTL effect of the causal genes, because for instance several minor alleles might be involved or because of an imperfect selection procedure of the segregants.
Because proteins are flexible, they offer imperfect steric selection between metals.
Imperfect size selection in dimethyllysine binding is compensated for by a water-mediated hydrogen bond between the lysine ε-amine and a glutamate side-chain.
Reads were then screened to remove reads with low overall quality and reads containing Nextera adapters (5′-AGATGTGTATAAGAGACAG-3′) resulting from imperfect size selection.
Secondly, a pure adaptive scheme which is aware of the CQI imperfectness of each user and which adapts the SNR threshold vectors correspondingly, i.e., in case of imperfect CQI, the selection of the applied modulation schemes is performed more conservatively compared to the naive approach in order to fulfill the BER requirements.
In [5], antenna selection with imperfect channel estimation is analyzed, and the optimal single receiver antenna selection rule is obtained.
Moreover, due to imperfect spectrum sensing, the selection of detection threshold may affect two parameters associated with energy detection: missed-detection probability (MDP) and false alarm probability (FAP) [11, 12].
The field of evolutionary medicine is an increasingly relevant field of study in medicine (Wilson 2007) that endeavors to see human bodies not as perfectly designed machines, but as the product of imperfect and on-going selection pressures.
