Sentence examples for imposed to identify from inspiring English sources

A threshold of 30% ΔF/F was imposed to identify VSNs as responding to a stimulus.

Stringent cutoff values were imposed to identify the genetic interaction in each gene (ϵ <−0.12, P <0.05 or ϵ >0.16, P <0.05).

This is largely due to disagreement on constraints imposed to identify potentially informative patterns such as scaling by transcript length in FPKM.

To better understand our transcriptome data on the responses to secretion stress in T. reesei, it was essential to evaluate the specificity of the responses to the type of stress imposed and to identify responses specific to T. reesei in particular.

To reduce the computation burden of directly invoking Lyapunov inequality, a bound on the identified parameters is imposed to enforce the match between the priori knowledge and identified model.

We compiled these data from a variety of sources (Willingham 1983; Myers et al. 1998; USACE 2000b; StreamNet 2005; City of Tacoma 2005; Kimbrough et al. 2006; Herrett et al. 2006; USGS 2007), and then imposed five criteria to identify several dams for our analysis.

In this article, we further expanded the MBPLS method by imposing sparse constraints to identify multi-dimensional modules.

In literature it is proposed, on the basis of homogeneous tracer experiments only, that the velocity ratio Ψ (the ratio between the oscillatory velocity and the superficial velocity of the imposed flow) is sufficient to identify optimal operating conditions for plug flow in COBC.

Both approaches are frequently used to study 'resting-state' connectivity (Biswal et al., 1995), i.e. when subjects are scanned with functional MRI without any imposed task in order to identify brain regions that show synchronized blood oxygen level-dependent signal fluctuations at low frequencies (<0.1 Hz).

Infection-centric CENI (I-CENI) imposes a time window to identify the cluster members for each node in each cascade.

Beamformer analysis imposes a spatial filter to identify activation within a specified time-frequency window.