Sentence examples for integrating terms from inspiring English sources

BioMuta, a non-synonymous single-nucleotide variation (nsSNV) pan-cancer analysis database that correlates and integrates cancer variations from multiple sources, initiated this effort by identifying and integrating terms from several of these databases into DO and TCGA cancer terms (25).

Compared to [12], in this paper, the augmented vector (xi(t)) has integrating terms (int_{t-h}^{t}x s),ds), (int _{t-sigma}^{t}int_{s}^{t}x u),du,ds), and (int_{t-h}^{t}int _{s}^{t}x u),du,ds), by these terms, more information on the states is utilized in the criterion presented in Theorem 3.1, which may lead to a superior result.

In this study, we construct a large-scale knowledge graph, which integrates terms, documents, databases and other knowledge resources.

By the dominated convergence theorem of series, the second integral in (3.9) can be integrated term by term.

Then, plastic power expressed by the vector inner-product is integrated term by term.

The series is rapidly convergent for typical chromatographic conditions, and it can be integrated term by term to obtain expressions that allow direct calculation of separation performance parameters such as product cut purity and per cent recovery.

Then we can integrate term by term to get the asymptotic expansion, begin{aligned} log A x,zeta )= & sum _{m=1}^M C_m(x)(2izeta )^{-m}+C_M x,zeta ), nonumber C_m(x)= & -int _x^{-m}+C_M x,zeta.

Consequently, regulations, clumsy automation and operational procedures are still accumulated in the short term instead of integrating long-term experience feedback.

For our purposes, whole blood seemed the most appropriate tissue to track seasonal dietary patterns, given its relatively rapid turnover integrating short-term dietary variation in terms of days or weeks [20] [22].

Secondly, by integrating in terms of the optical depth we may specify a threshold value (typically of order unity) whereby the geodesic integration is terminated when encountering optically thick media exceeding this threshold.

They are often represented as static microenvironments, but stem cell niches are spatially and temporally dynamic, integrating long-term signals with short-term and injury-mediated responses.