Sentence examples for mappings was made from inspiring English sources

The combination of the Halpern iteration and strongly quasinonexpansive mappings was made recently.

When the mappings are made from abstract to more detailed models they usually require some assumptions and insight into the reaction mechanisms.

The choice to consider quasi-nonexpansive mappings is made since these operators are widely used in the sub-gradient projection operator techniques to solve convex constrained problems (see Maingé [7] and the references contained therein).

Our functional site mappings are made publicly available for all superfamilies via the CATH website.

The BAM and VCF files for the UMD3.1, and Oar3.1 mappings are made available for visualization directly within the IGV modified to use the Intrepid Bioinformatics application programming interface.

Mappings were made using the latest version of the M. esculenta genome (Mesculenta_147) obtained from Phytozome (http://www.phytozome.net/cassava) and 81,726 ESTs available from NCBI's UniGene database (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/unigene).nih.gov/unigene

Here, we have exploited the features of the Standard InChI described above to provide new functionality within UniChem which enables mappings to be made between molecules that share common atom connectivity, even across mixtures and salts.

In addition, 12 mappings could be made between new MA and new NCIt terms.

A wide variety of mappings have been made of the auricular pavilion, based on a supposed interconnection between the ear and the rest of the body, such that muscular-skeletal structures would be reflected, somatotopically, in the auricular pavilion [ 25, 26].

The updated mappings have now been made available for download as an obo-formatted file through the OBO Foundry: http://obofoundry.org/cgi-bin/detail.cgi id=ma2ncit.org/cgi-bin/detail.cgi id=ma2ncit

An interim version of the mappings file has previously been made available upon request, and was also included in a collection of mapping sets for various biomedical ontologies at the BioPortal website.