Sentence examples for sets applicable from inspiring English sources
Our goal is to provide EEM parameter sets applicable for most common drug-like molecules.
Such algorithm-specific approaches are not suitable for designing instruction sets applicable to a whole family of related algorithms.
It should be noted, that the EORTC fatigue item bank is not only usable for CAT applications but also for the development of IRT-based static short forms, i.e. fixed item sets applicable as paper-pencil questionnaires.
Additionally, we knew end-users would require more than the lists of precategorized data; they would need the flexibility to query data sets using a range of different experimental factors to locate the precise data sets applicable to their own research.
Now that we've had our history lesson, it's time for the news: it seems 3dfx has randomly decided to release a unified driver architecture for the Voodoo cards and has updated them with a set applicable to any of the Voodoo series.
ClueGO and MCM are useful, as they offer an expressive and intuitive organization of gene-sets, applicable to any gene-set source.
This cut-off was the most stringent parameter setting applicable and ensures that the datasets show no substantial sequence similarity.
In this study, we focused on the DNA methylation profile of mouse EShypo-T-DMRs and determined a 36-gene set applicable to porcine iPSC lines.
The regression models (one set applicable where freshwater and midestuary waters mixed and another set applicable where midestuary and saline waters mixed) were applied to the continuous fDOM data to obtain continuous time series estimates of DOC, FTHg, and FMeHg concentrations.
To the contrary, our approach provides a method to consolidate sibling probe sets whenever applicable, and consolidation is only based on the observed data in a particular experiment.
No studies applying gene expression profiling of children with TB have been published, and it is unknown whether the existing signature gene sets are applicable to childhood cohorts.
