Sentence examples for noisy rate from inspiring English sources

In other words, the zero percent noisy rate represents a perfect repeat segment without any tolerance.

Higher noisy rates allow more tolerant repeat patterns and reflect larger number of possible SSR motifs.

For constant rates, as well as for noisy rates due to fluctuations in CheY-P concentration, the power spectra obtained for the two processes are the same (Additional File 1).

Noisy heart rate measures were reduced and periods of nonwear were inferred from the combination of nonphysiological heart rate and prolonged periods of inactivity (to minimize diurnal information bias when summarizing the intensity time series into PAEE measures), using the procedure published by Stegle et al. (25).

This paper analyzes and interprets the noisy production rate and pressure data with problematic mechanical damage using a deconvolution method.

The age-adjusted cancer mortality rates are calculated for each county from 2000 to 2009 by the Regional Health Observatory of Picardy [ 26] and smoothed using a geostatistical method (Poisson kriging) to incorporate the size and shape of administrative units as well as the population density into the filtering of noisy mortality rates [ 22].

The decreased responsiveness is also reasonable because, in muscles showing delayed initiation of action potentials, those signals were, short-lasting, noisy and the rate of rise was slower than in the control.

Consequently the stochastic Marmarou model may be conceptualized as the classic Marmarou model with a noisy input flow rate that reflects uncertainty about CSF formation.

Results obtained with several real-world and synthetic databases show the robustness of MIL ensembles designed with the proposed RSIS method over a range of witness rates, noisy features and data distributions compared to reference methods in the literature.

Protein-protein interaction data tend to be noisy, with variable rates of false positives from one dataset to another.

It has been previously used in signal detection theory to depict the tradeoff between hit rates and false alarm rates over noisy channel.