Sentence examples for more complex definition from inspiring English sources

An algorithm that computes biclusters in gene expression data will use a more complex definition relevant to the patterns to be detected.

This definition was selected given the size of the review team and number of references to screen, making it difficult to operationalize a more complex definition of community.

31 Interactions between healthcare providers and patients only feature in a small number of definitions and are usually one aspect of a more complex definition.

In Stolovitzky et al. (1999), a more complex definition is given that takes into account the substring alignment score density function for pairs of random substrings of a given length.

By investigating all kinds of arrangements between pairs of ABREs and CE3s, taking all distances between CREs into account without any restrictions, and by using a more complex definition of CE3, our screening approach complements and enhances the computational approach applied by Ross and Shen.

Because all of the criteria sets for metabolic syndrome have included the component of impaired fasting glucose (IFG), which is a powerful predictor of type 2 diabetes, detractors have questioned whether the more complex definition of metabolic syndrome is better than a simple measurement of fasting plasma glucose (FPG).

This indicates how more complex definitions of the AOIs (such as those based on the described detailed propagation models) might be required where these situations are present in the deployment.

All but one of the confirmed pandemic A/H1N1 infected travellers reported cough, but more complex definitions of influenza cases had relatively low sensitivity.

Considering that these biomarkers match the results of the more complex MSIS definition of PJI, we believe that synovial fluid biomarkers can be a valuable addition to the methods utilized for the diagnosis of infection.

Given the ability of these assays to match the results of the more complex MSIS definition of PJI, we believe that these assays can improve the diagnostic accuracy in the field.

The members of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Proof of Concept Working Group recently recommended a more complex POC definition: POC is the earliest point in the drug development process at which the weight of evidence suggests that it is "reasonably likely" that the key attributes for success are present and the key causes of failure are absent.