Sentence examples for more concise set from inspiring English sources
The key idea in MaSuRCA is to reduce high-coverage paired-end reads to a much smaller and more concise set of "super-reads".
A systematic evaluation of the learnability using our algorithm in this article may help design a more concise set of features that is powerful enough to achieve high accuracy but not too powerful to suffer from overfitting.
In addition, prior to deploying the COPD-enhanced biological networks on the NVC website on Bionet (http://bionet.sbvimprover.com) for verification by the scientific community, the set of 'pulmonary' networks were agglomerated to yield a more concise set of 50 networks that combined related/complementary cellular pathways.
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To generate a more concise model set for presentation to the crowd during the NVC, we consolidated networks associated with related biological processes among the 90 COPD-enhanced networks.
This resulted in a smaller but more concise and focused set of indicators.
A more concise version of the set — limited to 400 copies — was already locked in at $59.98, but the topline was anyone's guess.
Thus, while MCMC-BPN produced BPNs which explained somewhat less of the response network than the BPN produced by CBPLN, it did so using a much more concise, much less redundant set of links.
And the fortieth-anniversary edition of Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" (Sony) revisits the jazz-rock classic in more concise, rewarding form than the sprawling boxed set released a decade ago.
14 Towards a more concise notion, for a coloring C, the set [ C ] in denotes all arguments that are colored with in.
Instead of attempting to model the whole complicated regulatory processes with the high risk of incorrect prediction, our dynamic model focuses only on a concise set of target genes with a more reliable outcome.
