Sentence examples for more likely coding from inspiring English sources

Instead of coding out everything yourself (or, more likely, coding out what you have to and piecing together bits from Google and Stack Overflow for the rest), Treeline lets you create "Machines" by inserting pre-made logical bits and filling in what data is needed and what should be done with it.

Genetic potential increases when selection favors the alleles that would more likely code for altered phenotypes upon mutations, facilitating switching between phenotypes (Meyers et al. 2005).

GPs may be more likely to code an alarm symptom as main symptom if they are not suspicious of a possible cancer event.

Because increased local relatedness favors cooperation [14, 17], we conclude that horizontally transferred genes will be more likely to code for cooperative traits than those that are less infectiously mobile.

For example, if those abstracting charts of patients with private insurance were more likely to code for sepsis than those abstracting charts of patients with Medicaid and/or Medicare, the observed results could be biased.

Coding transcripts were classified as those new transcripts that possess an open reading frame >100 amino acids in length and a PhyloCSF score greater than ten (i.e., 10 times more likely to be coding than non-coding).

These differences, while subtle, make EMS more likely to generate coding changes while minimizing non-coding SNVs that can be challenging to functionally dissect.

Compared with Previously Known genes, Type II New genes were more rarely and narrowly expressed, had shorter coding sequences, were more likely to be single coding exon genes, and were less likely to have detectable homologs.

How do you know when your students understand a concept in class?) were the more likely to be coded as "traditional" in the pre-development interviews.

This has important implications, as diabetes is more likely to be coded as a secondary than primary diagnosis [ 7].

Patients were more likely to be coded as not being prescribed a β blocker if they died in hospital.