Sentence examples for present in the knowledge from inspiring English sources

The discovered interpretations have lower P-values than the interpretations found by AEA, are highly integrative in nature, and include analysis of quantitative and structured information present in the knowledge bases.

When parents were given a list of drugs including antibiotics, antipyretics, bronchodilators and expectorants, and were asked to distinguish antibiotic products from other drugs, 30.4% of them made no mistakes at all, 42.1% made one mistake and 27.5% made two or more mistakes (question 16). Figure 1 demonstrates the responses to questions 17-23 that were present in the knowledge section.

Of the 669 probes, a total of 421 unique genes were present in the IPA knowledge database.

Furthermore, the modelling approach identified a number of 31 regulatory events which are not present in the prior knowledge.

Direct and indirect relationships between the identified proteins were shown as networks on the base of all genes and endogenous chemicals present in the Ingenuity Knowledge Base.

Of these, a total of 639 and 631 unique genes, respectively, were present in the IPA knowledge database [Additional file 1].

The total absorption is the sum of the three hemoglobin derivatives possible present in the phantom: Knowledge of the absorption coefficients of deoxygenated, oxygenated, and met-hemoglobin for a large spectral range [ 15] enables a spectral fit.

Of the 498 probes identified by Pointillist as being significantly altered (p ≤ 0.05), a total of 298 unique genes were present in the IPA knowledge database [Additional file 1].

This software generates networks of genes using interactions present in the Ingenuity Pathways Knowledge Base that are derived from manually curated and extracted interactions from the published scientific literature.

Despite the large number of papers presented in the ISSCs, knowledge about how soils should be governed is little.

If we call the knowledge present in the first kind of case "practical" and the knowledge present in the second kind of case "theoretical", then we can see that the debate between intellectualism and anti-intellectualism about knowledge-how is ultimately a debate about practical and theoretical knowledge, rather than a debate about when we should say that some subject "knows how" to do something.