Sentence examples for published functions from inspiring English sources
In section Volcanic Vulnerability Assessment Approaches we introduce vulnerability and fragility functions and briefly review currently published functions for volcanic vulnerability assessments.
Derived by combining two previously published functions [ 38, 39].
Analysis, based on published functions of each gene, indicates that increased expression of RUNX2 favours a more pro-survival molecular phenotype.
Out of the three published functions, the ARIC model had the highest discrimination power (AUC = 0.847), followed by the SAHS model (AUC = 0.839) and the Framingham model (AUC = 0.805).
4- The OxyDB function confidence: This rates the degree of confidence (DC) for each OxyDB_ID function and can be described as follows: DC_1 corresponds to experimentally demonstrated and published functions; DC_2 relates to an indirect function assertion (e.g. mutant, phenotype, microarrays or translational fusions) and DC_3 is based on sequence similarity to proteins rated DC_1 or DC_2.
In J. ornatus, two more genes showed opposing expression patterns compared with their published function, namely steroidogenic factor 1 (here overexpressed in ovary, but otherwise known to be important for male development in humans; Achermann et al. 1999) and factor in the germline alpha (here in testis, known as oocyte-specific gene in mammals; Huntriss et al. 2002).
The first release tomorrow will include mainly upload and publishing functions and the company will roll out progressively other features such as footage editing, playlist creation, mixing and broadcast features.
We observed that individuals who report 'extreme problems' on one of the five EQ-5 D dimensions receive overestimated utility values from published mapping functions.
Utility decrements have been measured using both SF-6D and EQ-5D predicted using a published mapping function.
Most published filter functions have been derived analytically from theoretical considerations.
The published extraribosomal functions mostly concern cytoplasmic, not mito-chondrial ribosomes.
