Sentence examples for practical schema from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the task of designing a practical schema for arranging the books in a private library, the sorting of proplets into a word bank is simple and mechanical.

We have outlined an actual example of how the results of MImerge and MIscore were used to assess confidence levels for a high-throughput protein interaction dataset and consistently assigned low scores to an erroneous subset within it, thus demonstrating the practical relevance of the schema.

This paper contributes to both research and practice by: (1) offering a conceptual schema based on practical theory to inform the design and development of a core IT artefact for KMS and (2) describing the functions and features of a typical core IT artefact.

The practical utility of the ontological schema is demonstrated by means of a relevant case study.

Additionally, mapping of the GAR15 building typologies to MIA-VITA and schemes such as RMS introduces other potential sources of error, and we suggest that the GAR15 schema is not usable for practical insurance purposes.

To minimise the consequences of lack of assessor blinding, the same standardised marking schema and assessors were used for the practical examination in each block.

On purely practical terms, more independent organisations have great difficulty fitting into the schema of Chinese policymaking.

The most important practical implication of gene expression analysis and the new molecular classification schema of breast cancer has been the development of multigene-prognostic predictors that can assist in assessing the risk of recurrence in ER-positive cancers.

Therefore, it is practical to characterize QDB archives using a set of metadata schemas that are "activated" one by one.

As a practical application for the algorithm, we comment on its use for the design of "good" XML schemas for data storage.

While Peirce examined meaning in general, conditional schema, and interpretants, James focused upon the distinct contributions that ideas and beliefs make to specific forms of human experience on the living level of practical wants and purposes.