Sentence examples for specified subset from inspiring English sources

The prestressing tendon is modeled by a single polygonal element embedded in a specified subset of the frame elements.

Instead, it must first specify a subset of putatively 'good' analogical arguments, and link the general justification to this specified subset.

Using a custom-designed interface, observers define corresponding anatomic locations in the second scan for a specified subset of s of these landmarks.

Our goal is to select a minimal set of siRNAs that (a) cover a targeted gene family or a specified subset of it, (b) do not cover any untargeted genes, and (c) are individually highly effective at inducing knockdown.

Then, optimal values of the parameters of the two parametric shaping functions are selected according to the grid-search [23], which is an exhaustive search method to find the optimal point in a manually specified subset of the parameter space of the learning algorithm, established by the given error criteria: the MSE and WB-PESQ, segSNR, and fwSNRseg.

Grid search exhaustively applies every parameter in a manually specified subset to select for parameters achieving the best performance.

Validity can be examined with numerical indices that permit comparisons across time with other registries or within a registry, or comparisons of specified subsets of cases.

The GeneTrail software program [ 17, 18] was used to identify Gene Ontology (GO) and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) categories enriched in specified subsets of the data [ 20, 92].

The web-based software GOTerm Finder http://go.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/GOTermFinder and GeneTrail http://genetrail.bioinf.uni-sb.de/ were used to identify Gene Ontology (GO) and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) categories found in specified subsets of the data.

We provide a web-based interface that allows users to generate other custom maps, which could be based on precisely specified subsets of transcription factors and diseases, or, in general, on any categorical genome annotation tracks as they are improved or become available.

The shortcomings that motivated this commitment centred on the recognition that much of medical research is not readily applicable to the usual situations of patients, for a number of reasons, and that deliberately expanding research to broader populations and to specified subsets could provide more authoritative answers to treatment questions that doctors and patients actually face.