Sentence examples for implied standard from inspiring English sources

BLOSUM, and other commonly-used matrices, constructed from particular sets of related proteins, are tailored to target frequencies reflecting implied standard background amino acid compositions.

To give a sharper delineation to the trajectories in the third age, we compute peak ages for various models with their upper peak or limit (2.5%) and the implied standard deviation computed using Fieller's theorem (Fieller, 1932, 1954; Hirschberg & Lye, 2010); these are shown in Table 2 top panel.

This confounds the mechanism: are these norms signals of private value to consumers, or do they imply standards for social judgment from others?

And more importantly, is there an implied lower standard or special standard baked into that which takes away your power?" I was speechless -- a rare occurrence for those that know me.

Another alternative is to choose a more generic or implied encoding standard.

Stern argues that the risks and costs of climate change are worse than estimated in the landmark Stern Review in 2006 and far worse than implied by standard economic models.

The choice of priors for α and the β l s was based on the assumption that no patient would change their walking distance by more than 400 meters, which implied a standard deviation of 200 meters.

While this implies a standard of health care relative to variable development levels, we understand this standard to be bound by a minimum essential level of health care as defined in international human rights law.

This, in turn, implies that standard penalty functions are typically non-exact for MPVCs.

The theory has also aroused opposition because, in its extreme, it implies that standard chemotherapy goes after the wrong targets and is ineffective.

Both properties rely on the existence of contractive invariant sets described by Hölder p-norms, 1≤p≤∞, and imply the standard concepts of "exponential stability" and "exponential stabilizability", respectively (whereas the counter-parts are, in general, not true).