Sentence examples for input human from inspiring English sources
The goal of this work is the development of semi-empirical models that could be used for predicting a realistic accessibility motion, having as input human anthropometrics.
Table 2 List of decision variables used to measure academic efficiency Type Category Variables Input Human resource (HR) Academic staff Non-academic staff Facilities (FA Classrooms Laboratories Financial FI Researchrch grants Department expenditure Output Desirable factors Graduates Publications.
Removal of c-MYC and KLF4 (combination 5F: OCT4, SOX2, NANOG, LIN28 and SV40LT), however, gave rise to numerous iPSC colonies (∼1200 iPSC colonies from 1×106 input human adult adipose tissue-derived cells) (Fig. 4B), thus stressing the importance of finding the right transgene combination for each cell type in order to achieve the optimal reprogramming efficiency.
However, despite these advantages, our original episomal method yielded low reprogramming efficiency (∼3 iPSC colonies from ∼1×106 input human foreskin fibroblasts), and used mouse embryonic fibroblast (MEF) feeder cells, which seriously limit the industrial and therapeutic applications of this method.
When confronted with complex and potentially ambiguous input, human sensory systems have to deal with two forms of competition.
"chr-ordered" for 7z and genome collections means that the input (human) genomes were split into chromosomes and ordered according to them before the actual compression.
Note that these conserved segments may not be in the same order as that in the input human-mouse sequences).
As mentioned at the start of this paper, there are three main health system inputs: human resources, physical capital and consumables.
WHO, in its World health report 2000, identified three principal health system inputs: human resources (HR), physical capital and consumables [ 26].
He stated that health systems combine inputs (human, organizational, informational, financial and other resources) to produce outputs (programmes or services or interventions) intended to ultimately yield health or quality-of-life outcomes.
It may be that for some sorts of sensory inputs, humans innately group together elements that arise from a common generator.
