Sentence examples for methods a comparable from inspiring English sources

Screening of HIV-1 genome shows that, compared to other methods, a comparable percentage (75 100%) of its known epitopes is correctly predicted, while a lower percentage (0.01 5% for 24 and 5 8% for 6 alleles) of its constituent peptides are predicted as binders.

How can modern digital ionosondes produce (by automated methods) a comparable parameter?

Although Hill (1981) provided an approximation for based on the LD method, a comparable expression is not available for the ABC method.

Hand pain in males showed very little association with HOA findings by the three methods but all methods showed a comparable moderate association with hand pain in females.

10 UFM's performance should not be compared with the performance of other EST processing methods 5– 8 because none of these methods have a comparable cost benefit ratio.

In general, our DCNs-based method gains a comparable performance when compared to most of the other methods.

The comparisons with the state-of-the-art methods indicate a comparable performance for the proposed KLRC-p and KLRC-g.

All optimal assignment methods have a comparable chemotype retrieval until ≈ 50% of the chemotypes are retrieved, which is consistent with the results of the Tables 2, 3, 4, 5. From that point on, the retrieval of the OAK, OAKFLEX, and OAAP stagnates and their chemotype enrichment is reduced to the level of the random performance.

Similarly, high-resolution grid-based methods show a comparable distribution of species richness across vertebrate classes, but non-congruence for rare and threatened species and for surrogate taxa [20].

The authors concluded that for low myopia both methods yielded a comparable visual and refractive outcome.

We also use the same methods on a comparable population in the Tasmanian city of Hobart, which did not have any air quality interventions.