Sentence examples for sparse patterns from inspiring English sources

ChIP-Seq captures highly specific protein DNA interactions, such as transcription factors (TFs) bound to appropriate binding sites, and sparse patterns formed by different histone marks.

It greatly utilises the correlations of sparse patterns between two time-adjacent MR images so as to improve the reconstructed image quality.

Therefore, Zhang et al. [19] used the joint sparse representation (JSR) model to seek common sparse patterns between multiple-view SAR images.

To refine the identity of candidate pheromone receptor neurons further, we screened a subset of the Janelia enhancer fragment GAL4 lines (Jenett et al., 2012) that were characterized as driving sparse patterns of expression in anterior sensory neurons (Li et al., 2013).

As he sang, he kept time, tapping a sparse pattern on a ride cymbal and a hand-held gong.

In a real-world scenario, scatterers usually distribute in the block sparse pattern.

Nevertheless, it achieved 15-nm resolution for sparse pattern where proximity effect is insignificant.

First, a sparse pattern was created in nanoimprint resist by NIL, reducing constraints on the initial mold fabrication.

According to the common sparse pattern assumption in the JSR model, these images with close views share the same support sample set.

The common sparse pattern means important sparse representation coefficients which correspond to the support sample set have the same indexes in the dictionary and occupy the most nonzero entries in sparse representation coefficients.

Nonetheless, it is capable of delineating high-resolution sparse pattern for which proximity effect is insignificant, as seen in Figure 2a that shows a resolution down to 15 nm.