Sentence examples for inferred by some from inspiring English sources
For this purpose, we proposed a novel data assimilation algorithm utilizing a simple nonlinear model, termed the combinatorial transcription model [ 5, 30], and a state space representation [ 31, 32], to infer GRNs by restoring networks that is inferred by some GRNs inference methods or derived from the literature.
God is this speaker in the case of the Veda, it is inferred by some.
The quality may be inferred by some measurement such as the time needed for the participant to choose a photo.
We noted the low correlation of IBD sharing inferred by some methods in the Saguenay region with kinship coefficient despite the presence of a noteworthy degree of relatedness among individuals in this region.
To overcome the problem, methods to improve and deconvolve networks, which are inferred by some computational approaches, utilizing less abstract models to better predict the data have been also proposed recently [ 27- 29].
While Hy. arabidopsidis was placed outside of the clade containing Phytophthora species, as inferred by some earlier studies [ 23, 59], Pl. halstedii was found to be nested within Phytophthora, rendering the genus paraphyletic.
Cosmic expansion was discovered by Edwin Hubble, an astronomer at the Mount Wilson Observatory in Pasadena, Calif., in 1929, but the quest for precision measurements of the universe has been hindered by a lack of reliable standard candles, objects whose distance can be inferred by their brightness or some other observable characteristic.
Other cases have since been described or inferred by bioinformatic analyses and some understanding on how such leaderless messages are translated has emerged [35].
The states inferred by the HMM show some consistency with RSNs measured using fMRI.
Some of these issues were stated explicitly and some were inferred by their responses.
Starting from several sets containing real and synthetic chemical structures represented by graphs, we study the relatedness between a classical (partition-based) complexity measure called the topological information content of a graph and some others inferred by a different paradigm leading to partition-independent measures.
