Sentence examples for more distant reference from inspiring English sources

In particular, frames from more significant layers have more distant reference frames (as can be seen in Figure 4), so it is compensated by using bigger factors in the equations of the algorithm, and as a consequence, bigger search areas for those frames.

Comparison of these sequences to the contigs yielded no conclusions beyond the comparison to more distant reference genomes.

On the other hand, when longer reads are processed, or when more distant reference genomes are compared, this restriction may greatly affect the quality of the search.

Although the reference genome need not necessarily be the same species as the surveyed populations, more distant reference genomes will reduce mapping efficiency.

For the pilot study, we located two pairs of loggers inside and outside two houses in the Agincourt field study area, plus one logger outside at the University of Witwatersrand's rural facility as a slightly more distant reference point, all approximately 2 m above ground level and all situated in identical conduit boxes.

The algorithm RA enumerates less traces and, consequently, is more distant from the reference curve.

For each dataset, we started off with a real set of coregulated genes in the reference species (the target genes of respectively LexA, TyrR in E. coli and URS1H, RAP1 in S. cerevisiae) and tested the effect of gradually adding more distant orthologs to these reference genes.

This is demonstrated by the close relationships between BTV-7 and 19 within nucleotype D, and the more distant relationship between the reference strain of BTV-9 in nucleotype C, and the Bosnian strain of BTV-9 in nucleotype B (Figure 5).

Inside, the Ford concept car shifts its frame of reference to more distant travel.

The second aim was to identify anatomical features that cause divergences between anatomical and mechanical TFAs, and the final aim was to determine whether anatomical TFA measured using reference points more distant from the knee provides more accurate estimates of mechanical TFA.

This bias was observed regardless of whether participants had to judge which side of space contained the picture that was semantically closer (Experiment 1) or more distant (Experiment 2) to a middle reference picture.