Sentence examples for predicted distance from inspiring English sources

However, since the method considered a one-dimensional image, the predicted distance may not be accurate.

The predicted distance between neighboring shoots resulting from the scaling relationship investigated was compared with the spacing observed in 79 crowded natural seagrass stands.

The occurrence and functional relevance of these motions is verified by cross-linking experiments designed to probe the computationally predicted distance changes.

The predicted distance, consequently, deviates from the ground truth slightly, but at the ending of the road, the errors remain small.

During training step the minimum value of RTT is not observed, while it is during verification step, resulting in a short predicted distance.

However, at a speed through water greater than 4.5 knots the bottom contact sensor itself was observed to lift off the bottom and the predicted distance is likely substantially underestimated.

One exception was the U---Ca distances where the complex with two Ca2+ ions in-plane predicted distances of 4.05 Å, much closer to the experimental 3.95 Å compared to the 3.68 Å of the out-of-plane complex.

Two amino acids fit these criteria, F304 and F338, with predicted distances from W286 of approximately 3 and 6 Å, respectively (Figure 6A).

These polymerases have considerably smaller fingers domains, use shorter regions of DNA contacts, and have shorter predicted distances between the polymerase active site and the clamp.

On the residues whose actual distances to the native are ≤ 10 and 20 Å, the average absolute difference between our predicted distances and the actual distances is 2.60 and 3.18 Å, respectively.

On the cytoplasmic surface, there is less heterogeneity, but the predicted distances from the homology model are in 3 out of 4 cases examined significantly longer than distances measured by DEER.