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Micrite as a component of carbonate rocks can be present as a matrix or as micrite envelopes around allochems.
Alginates are present as a matrix polysaccharide in the cell walls of brown algae and consist of (Grasdalen, Larsen, & Smidsrod, 1977).
The resulting caBIG criteria are presented as a matrix that may be applicable to any terminology standardization effort.
Indeed, we applied the approach on a third dataset which concerns the small blue cell tumors (SRBCTs) presented as a matrix of 2308 genes (columns) and 83 samples (rows), from a set of microarray experiments.
In addition, the solution structure was presented as a matrix with seven ingredients fulfilled hierarchically to satisfy all constraints and successive neighbor solutions are produced from the initial solution by implementing elaborately designed mutation operators.
The strength of associations between co-exposures is presented as a matrix in Supplementary Table 1.
The data for each sample are presented as a matrix, where each column is one of the probes and each row is a 'cell count pattern' of four probe counts, such as 2,3,4,1 (or eight counts for breast cancer), and the number of cells matching that pattern.
We therefore chose to undertake our work framed within Cornford et al.'s (1994) socio-technical evaluation framework which is presented as a matrix of Donabedian's concepts of structure, process and outcome set against dimensions of system functions, human perspectives and organizational settings (See Table 1) [ 44].
The genotype file is presented as an incidence matrix Z having columns for each allele within every locus.
NM is presented as a binary matrix, consisting of a combination of "1" and "0".
As a result, the experimental design is presented as a design matrix with 'n' column and 'N' row in Table 1.
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