Sentence examples for linearly integrated from inspiring English sources

To capture pairwise similarities between drugs or targets in a better way, a topological similarity based on DTI network was proposed, such as Gaussian interaction profile (GIP) [ 9] and was linearly integrated into chemical structure-based similarity between drugs or protein sequence-based similarity between targets under the framework of BLM.

Thus, by and large, the model cells behave as if they linearly integrate the optic flow weighted by their local preferred directions and sensitivities.

In these cell types, the circuitry composing the RGC receptive field does not linearly integrate cone photoreceptor inputs over space, as assumed by simplified descriptive models (Chichilnisky, 2001; Keat et al., 2001; Pillow et al., 2008; Field et al., 2010).

We were able to dissociate independent feature representations in which voxel patterns related to spatial and temporal sequence features combined linearly, from integrated feature representations in which each spatio-temporal combination was associated with a unique activity pattern.

Therefore, between each presynaptic spike the system can be integrated linearly, and on the occurrence of each spike the system is reset to a new initial condition.

From the perspective of the neuronal circuitry, a flaw of this model version is that it takes into account the partition of bipolar cells into ON and OFF type, but not their smaller receptive field sizes as compared to ganglion cells; both the ON and the OFF field are still integrated linearly over space.

Deflection based on the linearly varying curvatures is at most cubic polynomial as it can be obtained by integrating linearly varying curvatures twice with respect to beam axis.

This integrated encoding in M1 is in line with our model, which suggests that the temporal and spatial sequence features are integrated non-linearly in the nervous system (Kornysheva et al., 2013).

The ratio of the D and G bands' integrated intensities scaled linearly with nitrogen content.

(9) Equation (2.6) is integrated using the linearly implicit spectral method of Fornberg & Driscoll (1999) which treats carefully the inherent stiffness due to high wavenumbers in the equation for the Fourier components (Johnson & Vilenski 2005).  .

Equation (2.6) is integrated using the linearly implicit spectral method of Fornberg & Driscoll (1999) which treats carefully the inherent stiffness due to high wavenumbers in the equation for the Fourier components (Johnson & Vilenski 2005).