Sentence examples for ones used here from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, these analyses illustrate that dynamic GRN models, like the ones used here, are useful tools to test how single gene mutations may yield contrasting stable gene configurations depending on the overall network topologies.

Bearing in mind that masking techniques on the magnitude spectrogram as the ones used here have their own theoretical boundaries, these results suggest that more complete knowledge about the time and frequency characteristics of sound sources and alternative masking techniques that possibly include phase information might be needed to consistently improve separation quality.

Codon based branch-site models similar to the ones used here were used in a paper based on a three way comparison among chimpanzees, humans and mice [ 23].

The horses' shoes were about 4 times as heavy as the ones used here.

We refer the reader, however, to [3 12] for similar boundary controls to the ones used here and also for the interesting papers [13 15].

The former material is used in several other implant brands than the ones used here [38], and as a consequence, the results cannot be extrapolated to those systems.

In future research an imagery training paradigm based on the one used here could be used with clients with GAD to investigate whether training them to process worrisome topics in this way is beneficial, thus supporting the inclusion of imagery in cognitive behavioural treatments for this disabling condition.

On the basis of the present findings, we propose that a system for long-distance transport of artificial siRNA like the one used here would be useful for regulating the expression of specific genes in crops.

Semiautomatic methods, like the one used here, rely on placement of a 'seed point' and propagation of the seeds to neighboring slices.

Placebo-controlled N-of-1 randomized design, such as the one used here, provides a useful means to test proof-of-principle for potential new therapies.

The one used here is based on two limiting distributions that are identical to W in the first three moments, with only minor differences in higher moments (Gabler and Wolff 1987).