Sentence examples for omitted the term from inspiring English sources

We omitted the term which indicates the summary algorithm since GPM-2 and GPM-3 directly associate the probe level data with the experimental factors without first summarizing across all probes) and GPM-3, respectively.

We define our functional modularity measure in terms of this generalized modularity matrix (11) but note that we omitted the term - k i k j /2 m in Newman's measure that subtracts the probability that two nodes connect at random.

We refer to these analytical options as MAS 5.0 PM-IM and hereafter (in MAS 5.0 PM-IM we omitted the term GPM-1 which indicates the association model used since GPM-1 is the only one in GPMs that handles gene expression values), dChip PM and RMA PMrma, respectively.

For simplicity, we omitted the terms corresponding to pseudo counts here and below.

The exhibition carefully omits the term Romantic painting from its title and narrows its focus to the years 1815 to 1840; any artwork made by a citizen of France or England during these years seems eligible.

Again, however, it is usual to omit the term for the constant concentration of the solvent, [SH], from this expression, and to define a constant Ka by the equation which is known as the dissociation constant of the acid A in the solvent SH.

However, we will omit the term 'right'right

For simplicity, in the following, we omit the term FBMC for FBMC/OQAM and FBMC/COQAM.

Similarly, the result in (13) omits the term for noise cumulant.

However, we advice the reader that, in order not to complicate the notation, we will omit the term 'right'right

In addition to repaying $700,000 in allegedly ill-gotten gains, FMC also agreed to pay $64,282 in interest, alter the name of the program to omit the term "money market" and improve the disclosure data in sales materials.