Sentence examples for models which identified from inspiring English sources

To investigate the relationship between EMT status and hepatic functions, time-series RNA-Seq and gene network analysis were used for comparing different cell culture models, which identified histone deacetylases (HDACs) as key mediating factors.

The variables included in the SEM were selected from the results obtained in the previous stepwise regression models, which identified patients' age and TCI-R persistence and self-directedness scores as the most relevant predictors for VG (sex was also included as an independent variable due to its strong association with GD).

First, we use mixture models which identify a number of different classes within the data which when combined form a new distribution.

He said it was very hard to survey actual populations of the bird, so they relied on a habitat model, which identified areas that have a climate and ecosystem that seems like the bird's favoured habitat.

This research was followed up with another validation exercise looking at high-resolution 3D facial imaging of Di3D, using a full-scale plaster model, which identified a system error of 0.2 mm [26].

Because many of the phage physical-chemical properties are defined by the structure and charge of the pVIII displayed peptides, the first step in characterizing the Au NP interaction with phage was to generate a molecular model which identified the charge distribution and structure of the native and mutant pVIII protein (Fig. 2A and B).

Conversely, using only the model which identified herds either with no welfare remarks or with one or more welfare remarks would give an equally harsh classification.

In contrast to this, we obtained highly significant results for the mirror model, which identified amino acids that are under purifying selection in Drosophila but evolve neutrally across the rest of the clade.

In a recent review of the factors that enable driving safety in older adults, Anstey et al (2005) proposed a schematic model which identified the importance of vision and physical functioning in providing the capacity to drive safely, while cognition was identified as playing a crucial role in enabling both driving capacity and effective self-monitoring.

Our statistical analysis used a tool called topic modeling, which identifies common themes in a collection of articles and clusters them together using an algorithm.

(See the exhibit "To Trust or Not to Trust?") I have tested this model, which identifies ten factors at play in the decision-making process, with hundreds of top executives.