Sentence examples for matrices we evaluated from inspiring English sources

To further investigate the reliability of peptide compositions derived from difference matrices, we evaluated the hydrogen-bond (H-bond) ratio of each homologous peptide.

Using these three matrices, we evaluated how different approaches reducing missing data influence our resulting topology and if the selected taxa and genes based on these different approaches have an influence on the inferred phylogeny.

Based on the matrix, we evaluated the relevance of the 7090 introduced genes with IQ score, which was useful for users to get potential genes for further screening.

To assess the quality of the newly formed interface matrix we evaluated which types of collagen were present in this new tissue.

It is important to notice that, as (mathbf{Y}_{{r}}) and (mathbf{Y}_{{c}}) are sparse matrices, we only evaluate L for those connections for which there is a positive flow of travellers.

In the next section, using the special structure of symplectic matrices (1.7), we evaluate the relative oscillation numbers for problems (1.1), (1.2) for the general case R i ≠ R ˆ i , Q i ≠ Q ˆ i.

Since myofibroblasts are known to secrete irregular matrix, we further evaluated the effect of ITF2357 on ECM at the transcript and protein levels.

Using recently developed MALDI matrices for lipid profiling, we evaluated whether direct tissue MALDI MS analysis on proteins and lipids may classify human breast cancer samples according to the intrinsic subtype.

Since collagen-I, -IV and fibronectin are major components of natural extracellular matrix deposited by these cells, we evaluated the combined effects of these ECM components in this study.

Next, we evaluated two matrix metalloproteinases, MMP2 and MMP9, as factors in reoxygenation-enhanced invasion.

Considering that the random effect model (model 3) did not present significant moderation, and because of difficulties with identification and non-positive matrixes, we sought to evaluate an alternative model with fixed effects separated by rural and urban groups (model 4).