Sentence examples for linkages in which from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the genetic algorithm can be effectively used in optimization of three-dimensional behavior of such spatial linkages in which the performances indices have no closed form with many variables under the non-smooth constrains.

We identify three types of lignin aggregates (Additional file 2: Figure S1): "sheets," in which lignin monolayers bind to a single cellulose fiber; "piles," in which the lignin aggregates onto a single cellulose fibril but not as a monolayer; and "linkages," in which the lignin aggregates connect cellulose fibrils.

Recently, Ya-Ping Sun et al. and Durairaj Baskaran et al. [26, 27] have reported porphyrin-functionalized CNTs bound covalently with an ester linkage, in which CNTs bearing carboxylic groups on the sidewall and at the terminal were esterified with hydroxyl porphyrins.

"Targeting Co-Belligerents" by professor Jens David Ohlin supports Maxwell's opinion and describes an analytical viewpoint called "linkage" in which he states armed terrorists and members of organizations can be killed.

The low recurrence rate of familial vCJD precludes studies of human linkage, in which rare disease loci may be detected by virtue of their increased occurrence among affected relatives.

GO terms were assigned to gene symbols after record linkage in which regular expression searches were required.

There are two main types of data linkage: probabilistic record linkage in which the linkage of records in two (or more) files is based on the probabilities of agreement and disagreement between a range of match variables, and deterministic record linkage in which the linkage of records is based on exact agreement of match variables.

A linkage project may also be designated to be a hybrid of projects and on-going linkage, that is, a linkage in which new project datasets are linked to records drawn from an existing, on-going datasets.

In addition, it is essential to make allowance for mistakes in data entry particularly when using deterministic methods of linkage in which records are linked only if they match exactly [ 22].

We found that performing linkage in which the national health insurance card number and abbreviated given name were "missing" from the study data increased the probability of matching to the wrong record in the hospital administrative dataset.

LOD thresholds (from LOD 3 to LOD 10) were tested to group the markers, until a LOD threshold was obtained for each population that resulted in the optimum number of markers in linkage groups in which linkage order and distances were maintained.