Sentence examples for landscape method from inspiring English sources

While it is possible to envision several ways to address this issue (depending on the activity landscape method), in this work we specifically employ the SALI formulation of activity cliffs and combine the idea of threshold-based identification of SALI cliffs [4, 8] with a permutation test to identify significant activity cliffs–significant in the sense of magnitude as well as statistics.

The Hudson River School painters essentially saw the world through the eyes of the 1700's, using landscape methods handed down from Europe.

Rough set and activity landscape methods have provided useful suggestions as to the active substructure, but the number of molecules in the datasets was limited [6, 7].

Recent developments have addressed applications such as quantifying the proportion of activity cliffs, investigating the predictive abilities of activity landscape methods and so on.

In Fig. 1, we present the evolution of dG and dS, and of the mean viral fitness, f, with the number of generations for different values of the population size, C. We employ M = 3 and the experimental fitness landscape (Methods).

Once the nucleosomal sequence reads are mapped to the reference genome, their positions become marked by peaks of integer height on the sequence read landscape (Methods).

First we introduce the "Process Landscaping" method, which allows us to simulate different aspects of a complex set of processes.

Even before Europeans arrived, farmers were changing South American ecosystems with a landscaping method previously unrecognised in the region.

"We are the only school in the country teaching organic landscaping methods, which is the saddest thing I could possibly tell you," said Mr. Frank.

Here we introduce a new mathematical model for the dynamics of rabies on heterogeneous landscapes (Methods), and we use it to investigate vaccine deployment strategies around rivers.

Therefore, we used normative landscape scenario method to develop two scenarios.