Sentence examples for modules derived from from inspiring English sources
This principle has attracted substantial interest to extend the repertoire of functional materials by connecting them with modules derived from synthetic biology.
It was originally planned that the ports would connect to 7.5 t modules derived from the Soyuz spacecraft.
We show that modules derived from single breast cancer datasets achieve better performance on the validation data compared to gene-based predictors.
We also show that there is a trend in compendium specificity and predictive performance: modules derived from a single breast cancer dataset, and a breast cancer specific compendium perform better compared to those derived from a human cancer compendium.
In order to further examine the difference of modules between human and mouse, we compared the pair-wise modules derived from human and mouse with the use of similarity measurement calculated by Eqa.
Here we have carried out an extensive analysis of these modules derived from many experiments to know to what extent this relationship module-function is true and what is the predominant nature of the functionality.
There are many Brancusi references here, but that Romanian-born artist is most specifically saluted in "Homage Without End" (1997), a tall, skinny piece in raw wood whose title and structure of repetitive modules derive from Brancusi's series of "Endless Columns".
To validate this method, a numerical simulation is conducted on a structural module derived from an experimentally scaled stiffened panel in previous work.
An all L-configuration aptaswitch module derived from a hairpin spiegelmer specific to a larger target, i.e. the arginine-vasopressin (AVP) hormone, was elaborated.
In addition, the module derived from the proposed computer-aided breast configuration indicator could be of great use as a tool of communication between patients and surgeons.
Additional file 1: I-V-Characteristics for the PV-modules derived from the manufacturer's information and the resistor.
