Sentence examples for mappings were derived from inspiring English sources
Single best mappings were derived from AS reads by setting Bowtie to report only the single highest quality alignment per read.
Single-best mappings were derived from IndexDP alignments by choosing alignments with the highest NScore, or an alignment randomly picked from the set of highest scores when multiple alignments are present with the same NScore value.
Additional mappings were derived for 99 human lncRNAs from lncRNAdb and from literature through manual curation and overlapped with each other based on genomic coordinates.
In [13], estimates of output performance based on the levels of applied user loads and the mean service rates at the resource entities are used and, from applying the Laplace Stieltjes Transform, the overall response times at each service node in the cloud infrastructure are calculated, with SLA mappings being derived from probability distributions of the calculated response service times.
These mappings are derived from the curated syntenic groupings at the Candida Gene Order Browser (http://cgob3.ucd.ie/ [last accessed November 19 , 2013] Fitzpatrick et al. 2010).
Based on the number of false mappings and correct pairs, the best mapping was derived from CIREN.
Some strong convergence results were derived by using the concept of -mappings for a finite family of quasi-nonexpansive mappings.
New results for LLR mappings have been derived for both the SDGN and SIGN models.
However, some fixed point theorems for nonexpansive mappings have been derived by several authors (we quote, for example, [11, 12] and Chapter 3 of [13]).
Thus, condition (3.25) for p = d does not hold and the existence of a common fixed point of these mappings cannot be derived from [23], Theorem 2.1].
Essentially, what is needed are ontologies that model the meaning of the messages that systems exchange, so that data mappings can be derived automatically [14] at the level of the meaning of the data, rather than at the level of the data format.
