Sentence examples for reasonable pair from inspiring English sources

In our pattern analysis protocol, there are three important concepts worthy of further explanation: Pattern, Confidence score and Reasonable pair.

However, one standard statistical text suggests that for kappa "good agreement" is 0.60 to 0.80 and this seems a reasonable pair of arbitrary cut-points to adopt [ 5].

Finally, the final clean sequence is obtained by trimming off both low-quality regions and vector fragments from the sequence fragment between the two termini of the best reasonable pair.

E.g., a gene expression data set and a class file can be processed by GenePattern (or some other GenomeSpace tool) to generate a list of differentially expressed genes for some reasonable pair of case/control phenotypes and then feed the resulting file into Cytoscape.

At least some of these appear to provide reasonable pairs of values which might resemble physiological induction.

We then search for reasonable terminus pairs, calculate confidence scores for all detected termini, and select the reasonable terminus pair that yields the highest cumulative confidence scores to delineate the start and end positions of the bono fide cDNA insert.

This assumption is reasonable for pairs of populations that are geographically isolated.

The 8GB model will set you back $179 while the 16GB model will costs $199, which (as Motorola likes to point out) is more than reasonable for a pair of unlocked, contract-free phones.

If you're eating way too many, or you want to lose weight, try cutting down your daily caloric intake to a reasonable amount and pair this with exercise.

Fanendo Adi is sharp in front of goal, Nat Borchers and Liam Ridgewell seem a reasonable centre-half pairing, and Diego Chara and Darlington Nagbe are both capable of technical brilliance in the centre of the pitch.

This is a reasonable approach when paired end data are available and we wish to trade off completeness for speed, but does result in decreased ability to detect insertions and deletions.