Sentence examples for representing under from inspiring English sources

With MapMyFitness representing Under Armour's first acquisition to date and a totally new direction for the company, it's clear that a good deal of thought went into the deal before Under Armour finally pulled the trigger.

Rui Ho is the third artist to participate in Berlin Community Radio's Incubator program, a residency that is focused on representing under-represented and marginalized artists.

For the expression data, we discretize the measured value for each gene into three levels, representing under-, orer- or unchanged expression.

The ratio of the two numbers was computed for each bin, and the maximum (representing over-amplification relative to the control) and minimum ratio (representing under-amplification or sequence loss relative to the control) were recorded in Table 5.

Of 192 samples run, three cases (TCGA-02-0021, TCGA-12-0827 and TCGA-19-1386) were excluded from analysis as outliers with low expression of the 8 control genes (possibly representing under-loading or poor hybridization).

Based on this concept, a "quantization" method introduced by Di Camillo et al[ 35], whereby the expression of a gene at a particular time-point is quantized (discretized) into three patterns of "states", representing under-expressed, not differentially expressed or over-expressed with respect to a baseline pre-defined by a hypothetical distribution.

A key technical distinction between the recent work on associative memory in gene networks [ 67] and the models utilised here is that the Lotka-Volterra equations represent unsigned (positive) state variables, as is natural for species densities, rather than signed (positive and negative) state variables representing under- or over- expressed gene activity (compared to some normal level).

In our example, prediction errors indicate either sites where transmission occurs but is not predicted (suggesting different ecologic relationships requiring further research) or sites where transmission is predicted but not observed (possibly representing under-reporting, and therefore priority areas when revising surveillance systems).

This ratio hereafter referred to as PER (portion estimation ratio) provides a measure of the departure in the number of estimated vs. reference portions, with values >1 indicating over-estimation, values close to 1 indicating accurate estimation, and values <1 representing under-estimation.

Many models with the ability to represent under-, equi- and over- dispersion have been proposed in the research literature to overcome this restriction.

Landscaping, a store greeter, and an electronic kiosk were selected for study because they represent under-studied variables in the store atmospherics literature.