Sentence examples for more informative representation from inspiring English sources
In such situations the PR curves can provide a more informative representation of performance assessment [13].
This makes the modulation spectrum a fundamentally more informative representation of audio signals than a sequence of short-time spectra.
The use of growth acceleration of head circumference (defined as the rate of change in head circumference) provides a more informative representation of the maturational landscape of this measure compared to studies based on static head circumference measures.
The application of Bayes Feature Extraction consistently enhanced SVM prediction across various peptide lengths, suggesting that more informative representation of conserved sequence characteristics is facilitated by this approach.
A more informative representation of chromosome composition is obtained by normalizing each class by its mass, obtained by multiplying the estimated abundance by the predicted molecular mass of each protein.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09623.029 2) It is nice that the authors showed much of their data as scatter plots rather than simply bar graphs, since these are much more informative representations of small samples.
2) It is nice that the authors showed much of their data as scatter plots rather than simply bar graphs, since these are much more informative representations of small samples.
Obtained Kaplan Meier survival curves were slightly modified to yield a more informative graphical representation.
Recent work by Schwartz and colleagues has led to the development of more informative sequence motif representation using Motif-X pLOGos (probability log-based logos) (Schwartz, Chou and Church, unpublished data).
(Note that this representation, although more informative, still means a reduction of the information from the entire reaction system since one no longer can see which reactants that need to be present for a reaction to occur, or which products that are produced).
This heatmap representation is more informative as it accounts for the range of dynamic expression of genes as well as for their co-regulation.
