Sentence examples for possible frames for from inspiring English sources

The first technique, called direct measurement, samples all rates while aggregating the maximum number of possible frames for each sample.

Although there were 26 possible frames for each fish, we only analyzed frames when the fish was within one body length of the models and swimming in the same direction as the model school.

Hence, the annotated reference ORF is defined as frame +1, and there are two possible frames for AltORFs: frame +2 and frame +3.

There are many possible "frames" for prospective sampling including each consecutively referred patient, every 10th patient or every patient presenting with a particular diagnosis.

A constructed database, using the six possible frames for each detected transcript, with the common Repository of Adventitious Proteins – cRAP (http://www.thegpm.org/crap/) was used for both search algorithms (Protobothrops plus cRAP = 20,945 entries; Ovophis plus cRAP = 15,264 entries).

The study period (30 months) is within the possible frame for developing burnout, but is rather short.

Some approaches of this branch of research use quality assessment for frame selection in order to match the best possible frame from gallery and probe face video.

Following the Brexit referendum, the UK and the EU have been in talks on the country's withdrawal from the union as well as the possible frame work for future relations, which would include trade.

For the resultant 7530 models, the exonic regions were scanned to find all potential start codons and stop codons in all six possible frames (or three possible frames, depending on whether the direction can be determined based on SJ sites).

Frames 13 15 min were selected based on previous (unpublished) work which optimised the method by evaluating the performance using a range of possible reference frames for [11C]--PHNO.

In the articles published here, we are testing a network governance approach as one of the possible analytical frames for analyzing the interaction between state and non-state actors.