Sentence examples for predictive software from inspiring English sources
We used the predictive software Mireap to predict novel miRNAs by exploring their secondary structures, and the minimum free energy of the unannotated small RNA tags which could be mapped to the genome.
We used the predictive software Mireap to predict novel miRNA by exploring the secondary structure, and the minimum free energy of the unannotated small RNA tags which could be mapped to genome.
Novel missense variants predicted to be damaging by in-silico predictive software (as mentioned below).
While there has been many research efforts on discovering more predictive software metrics and more effective defect prediction algorithms, the cost-effectiveness of the QA resource allocation approaches has always been evaluated by counting the number of defects per selected artifact.
While the secondary protein structure prediction software PHYRE identifies two putative alpha-helices within ExonC, only one of those helices was predicted to be a transmembrane domain by predictive software, so we chose not to postulate that there are two transmembrane domains in ExonC.
We predicted 225 novel miRNAs by Solexa sequencing and Mireap predictive software in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii.
Through its predictive analytics software tool, Trooval allows companies to access accurate predictions with one cloud app.
— A larger number of cities than previously reported have experimented with the predictive policing software PredPol, which claims to use a machine-learning algorithm to predict and help prevent crime, according to Motherboard's Caroline Haskins.
Using sophisticated math and vast amounts of data, predictive analytics software can help forecast and influence purchasing behavior.
A team of criminologists and data scientists at the University of Memphis first developed the technique using IBM predictive analytics software.
Along with finance, retailing is, according to most observers, one of the hottest markets for analytic and predictive Big Data software.
