Sentence examples for preserving number from inspiring English sources

Weak points: 5/ The significance of a disease-disease pair/link is tested by a permutation by random assignment of genes to pathways (albeit preserving number of genes in a pathway, number of pathways, etc).. Nevertheless, such a random assignment is valid only when one assumes as a null hypothesis that genes in a pathway are mutually independent of each other.

The size of the RRP and the kinetics of endocytosis were not significantly affected in SYN2 KO neurons (Fig.  3D F), which is consistent with a substantially preserved number of morphologically docked SVs in SYN2 KO terminals (41).

Here, their T corresponds to our K, while the row vectors of H will in general be a superset of D. However, for any T equation (12) gives an upper bound to the preserved number n of desired EM, which is an important parameter in the cMCS-formulation.

"That's to preserve numbers [and] avoid opening up new area codes, which is often a source of consumer confusion and complaints".     .

This permutation strategy has the desirable property of preserving both number of alterations per gene and number of alterations per samples.

Following its design, we randomized the relationships between genes and pathways while preserving the number of pathways a given gene belongs to, the number of pathways' component genes, and the number of all pathways.

"So the W shape is less about adding seats than preserving the number of front-row spots that the U would have given us".

Importantly, androgen, particularly by preserving trabecular number and augmenting both periosteal and epiphyseal growth, also has significant actions on bone.

On page 6: "The latter was estimated by randomly shuffling the edges in the network, while preserving the number of observed edges for each gene".

But wild bison, which are held in federal and state preserves, number fewer than 20,000.The first reintroduction will probably take place in Alaska, where the Wood Bison, a larger cousin of the more familiar Plains Bison, is waiting to clear a two-year quarantine for brucellosis, a disease that afflicts both livestock and humans.

Second, from this preliminary analysis, a downsizing procedure preserving characteristic numbers of SNCR is proposed to build a numerical lab-model.