Sentence examples for pattern of a certain from inspiring English sources

The class for which the shrunken centroid most closely reaches the observed expression pattern of a certain patient by using a Pearson correlation is then the predicted class for that patient.

Although the ESTs that showed no key word in the highest score annotation text of BLASTX were not counted, the EST map provides a rough comparison of the expression pattern of a certain gene among tissues.

In order to determine the origin of the increasing allele and to estimate the inheritance pattern of a certain QTL, ANOVA and multiple comparisons (Tukey test) were performed on trait values between families which were maternal, paternal or heterozygous at the marker site closest to the QTL of interest.

No arrests have been made for the car thefts, but, he said, "you tend to get patterns of a certain kind of car being stolen.

Still, as the high lord of the high seas, Mr. Samberg was required to participate in a different kind of blood sport: jumping into shark-filled waters off the shore of Nassau, in the Bahamas, to expound on the personalities, quirks and feeding patterns of a certain slice of the island's marine life.

This represents the situation in which experimental information concerning the binding patterns of a certain test kinase to the inhibitors is partly available.

In classical implementations, the multiple-point statistics are inferred from the training images by storing all the observed patterns of a certain size in pattern base constructed by dynamic tree.

Little by little, the Kings are starting to adopt some of the speech patterns of a certain Canadian.

It is a meaning-oriented 'approach and includes discovering, analysing, clarifying and seeking patterns of a certain phenomenon, based on a description of how the life world of humans is experienced, acted out and described.

As this is said, it is important to clarify that we do not intend to postulate a direct link from a certain spatial pattern to a certain set of social norms; cities need to be understood as complex systems with inherent dynamic parameters, large numbers of discrete actors and a heterogeneous nature (Crooks 2012).

"We're kind of in a holding pattern, to a certain degree, while we're collecting evidence".