Sentence examples for observed present from inspiring English sources

The series titled "Observed" present changes in the share for the whole 15-year interval as well as only for the 1997 2007 expansionary period.

Finally, to briefly describe the recent and present evolution of the not so slowly changing field produced within the Earth's core, known as the Main Field, and which indeed makes for most of the observed present magnetic field.

Observed present correlations, measured through some kind of test statistic, suggests localizations of loci corresponding to underlying disease genes or, at least, it narrows down the interesting genome regions to neighbourhoods of the findings.

The IEF profile of pool 2, which is very similar to the IEF profile of pool 7, also suggests that impurities observed present in this pool are modified forms of urate oxidase.

Another related problem is that substantial pre-RNAs are observed present in the six ovarian cell lines (G3 class) but not in other samples.

All animals observed present with these defects, though the severity of the phenotype varies from those that complete cell contact in all but a few cells, to those where cell contact fails completely (Table 2).

Patro et al. (2012) introduced a new parsimony framework that modeled the problem as one of finding the fewest number of interaction gain and loss events that reconstruct the observed present-day networks.

The network history inference problem seeks to find a set of gains and losses of protein interactions that is consistent with both the observed present-day interactions and the phylogenetic history relating the proteins.

In this case, the cost of is the cost of a loss event if edge exists in the observed present-day networks and 0 otherwise; the cost of is the cost of an interaction gain if present-day edge exists.

At a high level, we formulate the network history inference problem as a combinatorial optimization problem that seeks a parsimonious or low-cost set of interaction gain and loss events that explain the observed present-day networks.

We introduce a combinatorial framework for encoding network histories, and we give a fast procedure that, given a set of gene duplication histories, in practice finds network histories with close to the minimum number of interaction gain or loss events to explain the observed present-day networks.