Sentence examples for mappings and therefore from inspiring English sources
This raises the number of evaluated atoms as well as the number of found mappings, and therefore increases the run time.
This avoids conflicts that arise from one-to-many and many-to-one mappings and therefore makes the task relatively easy, at least when one of the colors is strongly associated with paper and the other is strongly associated with trash.
Such "overlap" relations [31], which vary asymmetrically, are problematic for terminological ontologies that rely on simple categorical mappings and therefore lose information relative to the pair of conditional probability values we compute here.
Clearly, continuous mappings are closed, and therefore the two mappings mentioned above are closed.
Phylofinder is based on mappings that are already out of date, therefore, its shelf life is limited, whereas TCl-Db performs mappings to TreeBASE automatically, and, therefore, will be able to provide a more useful resource in the long term.
The use of imperfect and non-unique matches increases the number of mappings to the genome, and therefore also the risk of generating false predictions.
None of the RCTs identified included a preference-based utility measure and therefore mappings from outcome measures reported in the RCTs to the EQ-5D were sought from an online database (http://www.hqlo.com/content/11/1/151) reported by Dakin [ 23].
Remark 2.66 Besides commutativity of the mappings the notion of non-trivial OWC requires the mappings to have a coincidence point and, therefore, imposes a very strong condition on the mappings.
Like all haemoglobin variants, these conditions occur at different frequencies in various parts of high frequency populations, and therefore micro-mapping of many centres is required.
What sets our approach apart from existing methods is the "global" use of SR mapping: we perform an SR mapping step for all orphaned or substantially soft-clipped reads before the detection begins, and therefore both RP and SR mappings are available at the outset, and can nucleate SV event calls.
A logharmonic mapping f defined in U is a solution of the nonlinear elliptic partial differential equation f z ¯ ¯ f ¯ = a f z f, where the second dilatation function a lies in B. Thus the Jacobian J f = | f z | 2 ( 1 − | a | 2 ). is positive, and all non-constant logharmonic mappings are therefore sense-preserving and open in U.
