Sentence examples for set to rely from inspiring English sources

The hosts (2-1 to win the championship overall with Coral) look set to rely on the same forward power and uncompromising approach that brought victory against Australia last November and enabled them to keep it tighter than expected against the All Blacks.

However, where there is overlap between the constituent data sets, such as with coding of clinical conditions, the researcher needs to decide which data set to rely on for identifying cases, or indeed whether combining information from both the data sets may be of value.

We used the COI data set to infer MOTU, relying on sequence divergence.

Set to Haydn, the ballet relied on a puppet-show format and was achingly staid.

Brand USA is now set to last until September 2015, relying on a combination of private funds and a $14 fee per traveler from the 36 countries whose citizens do not need a visa to enter the United States.

Another application of QSAR analysis is the improvement of the final ligand set to be experimentally tested, relying on the physiochemical characteristics of previously selected ligands screened from different datasets, obtaining molecules with an estimated binding energy similar or improved compared to the previously selected [ 37, 38].

Many passages are essentially entire scenes set to music, with lyrics that rely less on ear-catching rhymes.

All false-negative prediction scores were set to 0. All benchmarked tools relied on the same alignment performed by Mutascope, except for Illumina MiSeq reporter that performs its own alignment.

As GO-Elite is agnostic to the type of data input (e.g. gene, protein or metabolite), source ontology, pathway or gene set, we hope to rely further on community-contributed content to improve the utility of this tool in the years to come.

In summary, physicians in an emergency care setting appeared to rely on corrected QT interval, typically using Bazett's formula, for TdP risk assessment.

It is common in vaccine research and in setting immunization policy to rely on threshold values for the correlate where the accepted threshold differentiates between individuals who are considered to be protected against disease and those who are susceptible.