Sentence examples for inherited data from inspiring English sources

From the findings of the accessibility analysis of the TSSC, we found out that it is difficult to ensure the integrity of inherited data.

The signature of a subsystem is defined to be a generalization of its interface, including the subsystem's explicit ports, locally defined and inherited data stores, as well as scoped gotos/froms.

We found that this deletion, when maternally inherited, is associated with an increase of NDN expression (P = 0.002, data not shown); however there were no significant changes in NDN or SNRPN when the deletion was paternally inherited (data not shown).

However, these studies were typically based only on one or two thousand nucleotide characters or from a small number of genetic markers and therefore, each tree typically had low bootstrapping values or resulted in variations to this tree when differing methods or maternally, paternally or bi-parentally inherited data are used, suggesting that some of these relationships are still contentious.

A subclass can inherit data and operations from a superclass, and in doing so, can override the implementation of inherited operations.

As child clusters inherit data and subspace from their parents, matching between clusters within the same family line is prohibited by R2 for the same reasons: to avoid ambiguous and redundant clusters.

At the genus level and below, uniparentally inherited plastome data can indicate reticulate evolution when incongruence between plastome-derived trees do not agree with other data such as morphology or nuclear loci (Rieseberg and Soltis 1991).

The similar whole rock geochemical signatures and similar inherited zircon data indicate a similar source for the granitoids in these two regions.

We conclude that migrations from Southeast Asia made a large contribution to Iban ancestry, although evidence of potential gene flow from Taiwan is also seen in uniparentally inherited marker data.

We converted θ to Ne using the equation for maternally inherited mitochondrial data θ = 2 Neμ, using same mutation rate in divergence time estimate.

In total, more than 400 unique DNA variants have been reported in SCN5A, of which at least more than 80 mutations were linked to LQTS alone (see inherited arrhythmia data base: http://www.fsm.it/cardmoc/).it/cardmoc/