Sentence examples for studies to partition from inspiring English sources

These GFF files were combined with results about mapped DHS (Zhang et al., 2012) and details from the recent work by Sequeira-Mendes et al., (2014), which combined various published epigenomic studies to partition the entire genome into nine different chromatin states.

There is evidence for a bi-directional effect (i.e. that women experiencing abuse are at greater risk of mental health conditions and that having a mental health condition makes one more vulnerable to abuse) particularly for depression, although there is a shortage of longitudinal studies to partition the directions of this effect (3).

On the other hand, interestingly, spectral clustering analysis, which is an appealing simple and theoretically sound method [20] [24], has hardly been studied to partition PPI networks, while it is used for detecting protein complexes [25], [26].

This work studies how to partition a big graph with respect to arbitrary proportions in a streaming manner.

In this paper, we study how to partition a tree into edge-disjoint subtrees of approximately the same size.

Float-sink separation has been used in a number of studies to evaluate the partitioning of individual trace elements between organic-rich and mineral-rich fractions of coal samples, based mainly on correlations between element concentration on factors such as separation density and ash yield.

Few studies have attempted to partition the relative contribution of various factors that contribute to the erosion of reproductive isolation between sympatric species.

53 However, heritability studies that seek to partition the genetic from nongenetic sources of variance in a trait indicate that whilst T2D has a large genetic component, the role of environmental risk factors is likely to be larger still.

This study was designed to partition interrill and rill erosion rates and relate them to the aggregate stability of Ultisols in subtropical China.

(Many microarray studies are not designed to partition out the sources of variability and thus, if such sources are important, could provide misleading inference.

This approach has been used successfully in a family study of African Americans to partition families into subpopulations [53].