Sentence examples for more labelled from inspiring English sources
Two additional polypeptides were found more labelled in the D-form, namely the ND1 and the 39 kDa subunits.
It would thus seem that the CrC probe preferentially bound free RBP-L, thereby leaving more labelled −81C probe available for PTF1 heterotrimer binding.
Indeed, 39 kDa (NDUFA9) and ND1 were found to be 1.7 and 2 fold more labelled in the D-form, respectively (Fig. 5B).
The HC domain is on average 11.6 times more labelled than the EC compartment and a 5.6 fold increase in labelling density is observed between the most peripheral and the most central parts of the nucleus.
The WT channel was significantly more labelled compared with the S572,576/AA mutant and rapamycin treatment decreased this labelling, i.e. the result indicates TOR phosphorylates TRPML1 at Ser and Ser.
With more and more labelled event sound data, the robot can train its sound event recognition algorithm to achieve better accuracy, therefore enabling incremental auditory learning.
It is accepted that predictive models accuracy usually increases as more labeled samples are available.
But that can only work if people are informed, and that means more labeling.
The more labeled pictures they see, the bigger (and more diverse) the data set, the better they can refine the accuracy of their predictions; practice makes (almost) perfect.
He recognised a shift in perception of the male fashion industry; men had become more label conscious.
These synthetic instances can potentially improve the classifier, as it gains access to more labeled data.
