Sentence examples for retrieved factor from inspiring English sources
The retrieved factor is hereafter called the "scaling factor".
Based on PMF analysis of synthetic ORG matrices that were reconstructed assuming variable contributions from Pittsburgh OOA-1, OOA-2, and HOA factors, Ulbrich et al. [ 38] estimated that PMF of quadrupole AMS data (unit-mass resolution; UMR) can typically retrieve factors that account for at least 5% of the AMS mass.
The retrieved scaling factors range from 0.4 to 1.6 and have large variability compared to the estimated error of the scaling factor.
Ideally, a motif discovery program for maize should be validated by its ability to retrieve transcription factor binding sites that have been experimentally validated.
Because each MS represents the linear superposition of the spectra of individual components weighed by their concentrations, multivariate factor analysis of the MS matrix has proved effective at retrieving OA factors that offer a quantitative and simplified description of the thousands of individual organic species.
The first factor retrieved during the fist step of FA represented the common variation of arrays and the first two factors retrieved during the second step represented differences between arrays.
The model retrieved through exploratory factor analysis was tested through confirmatory analysis.
Similarly, a whole-genome synthetic interaction screen for genes contributing to function of mel-28 failed to retrieve splicing factors as genetic interactors (Fernandez et al. 2014).
Another group of transcription factors retrieved in the EULD1B promoter analysis belongs to the NAC transcription factor family, involved in different stress and developmental processes (Fang et al. 2008).
These virulence factors retrieved from VFDB (VFDB Version 2012 containing 19 775 proteins) for PathoProT are considered as the 'known virulence factors'.
Regarding the main ARDS risk factors retrieved, infective pneumonia was significantly more frequent (while aspiration pneumonitis was less frequent) in Aspergillus+ patients than in others (Table 1).
