Sentence examples for optimal coverage of from inspiring English sources

The main reason why we chose a two-tier clustering approach (data → coexpression network → clustering) is that it allows simulated annealing-based optimization of the clustering parameters to obtain optimal coverage of the coexpression network, in terms of module overlap and redundancy.

The system was designed to manage land use, planting species/variety, and optimal coverage of plants.

First, each candidate residue is independently searched on the polymer and then, the mapped residues are tiled against the polymer to find an optimal coverage of its atoms.

In order to further illustrate the validity of the IGA-BACA, we adopt IGA-BACA and GA to realize the optimal coverage of wireless sensor network node in the same conditions.

Optimal coverage of European populations has not been achieved so far and still represents a goal for future collaborative studies.

Aiming for optimal coverage of human populations, we suggest that 11 of these new WNV epitopes would be sufficient to cover from 48% to 93% of ethnic populations in various areas of the World.

The main challenge is sub-optimal coverage of these interventions which makes them not to have expected impacts.

Alternatively, significant linkage may have been missed as a result of sub-optimal coverage of the genome by the STR marker set used, which may not have extracted all the inheritance information contained in the dataset.

We gave examples from rural and semi-urban settings in 5 different provinces that sub-optimal coverage of the HBV vaccine birth dose since its introduction in 2003 threatens the possibility of achieving this objective.

Information on the extent of MDR-TB from Africa region is very limited, probably due to poor laboratory facilities, poor surveillance mechanisms and reporting procedures, outdated databases and sub-optimal coverage of the infrequent surveys.

But sub-optimal coverage of institutional deliveries and post-natal care means that around half the newborns of sub-Saharan Africa do not have this opportunity and alternative methods to identify small babies should be encouraged if they can be linked to identification of newborn danger signs.