Sentence examples similar to mapping to a category from inspiring English sources

To be able to do analysis by cost category, each activity was mapped to a cost category, as defined in the Budget Guidelines.

Using the hypergeometric distribution analysis, we calculated the probability that the proportion of SUMO substrates mapped to a given category could occur by random chance, given the fraction of all fly proteins that map to that category (Table S4, S5).

Figure 1 shows, for 3 example categories, the number of domains in that category as a function of the total number of domains in the genome (that can be mapped to a GO category).

Nearly half of the diseases (47%) were not mapped to any category, and another 36% were mapped to multiple categories.

Proteins mapped to a particular GO category were also explicitly included into all parental categories.

Genes mapping to the GO category pertaining to cell wall biogenesis showed a inverse response between rice and barley.

We developed a mapping to broad disease categories defined primarily in terms of the affected body system from home healthcare data, pharmacy data and hospital discharge abstract data (see online supplementary appendix 1).

Specifically, if a word can be mapped to a biological concept, its semantic type (category) information is used.

Sequences that did not conform to any of the categories but mapped to a unique location on the human genome were termed "unclassified".

To answer that question, the authors turn to a category of maps with a particularly strong reputation for objectivity: maps of nature.

First-movers may have a low MAP to enter a new category, but once they have created a category and lead it, the minimum bar for future entrants is to equal or exceed the first mover.