Sentence examples for structure criteria from inspiring English sources

Establish a governance structure, criteria for membership, and any dues to be paid by its members.

This paper finds that event studies systematically underpredict the incidence of anticompetitive outcomes, while market structure criteria overpredict competitive problems.

Our folding filter is novel in that it takes advantage of our discovery [50] that requiring both strands of the genomic sequence of a putative miRNA precursor to satisfy Ambros-like secondary structure criteria yields higher specificity for confirmed miRNAs than does the customary requirement on only one strand.

For example, Smith et al. established MASS (Morphology, Attenuation, Size, and Structure) criteria to evaluate tumor response to sorafenib and sunitinib in a cohort of 84 patients [ 51].

All the 12 followed secondary structure criteria forming a stem loop structure with miRNA sequence sitting at one arm of the hairpin and negative minimal folding energy.

Our analysis revealed that in the NC library 2,248,474 sequences can be used for fold-back structure prediction and those that fulfilled the hairpin structure criteria described by Jones-Rhoades et al. [ 1] were selected as candidate miRNAs (Table 1).

Our results can be interpreted as a quantitative definition of the "similar chemical structure" criterion, based on similar predicted protein-target interactions, which will prevent inactive molecules being prohibited and hence protect athletes against unjust disqualification.

The proportion of clinics that have satisfied the target of each of the structure criterion.

Development of a target secondary structure criterion for oligonucleotide array design is expected to impose restrictions on the probe selection beyond the sequence similarity and melting temperature criteria that are currently used, especially in cases where short probe length restricts the annealing temperature used in the hybridization protocol to 22 37°.

This paper presents a framework for guiding practitioners in developing and structuring criteria for decision making on public-sector research.

Although several investigators have disseminated structured criteria and visual inspection aids or strategies, inconsistencies in interpreting graphed data continue to exist even for individuals considered to be experts at interpreting SCED graphs.