Sentence examples for subsets of terms from inspiring English sources

There are two such subsets of terms: 1.

The inferences that are made by these reasoners point to what we call nonalignments—subsets of terms that are linked (other than via is_a), but that are not aligned in that the terms of one side of the links are linked by subsumption while the terms of the other side are not.

"However, after digging into user reports, we've noticed that these interruptions are closely correlated with searches for a particular subset of terms," it stated.

The second is the hashtag ubiquity which discounts hashtags that are prevalent in all contexts and rewards hashtags that are tightly associated with a narrow subset of terms.

Based on this method a relevant subset of terms is selected that will contribute to the measured distance between both related vectors [30].

Tensor ID selects, for a user-defined accuracy ϵ, a near optimal subset of terms of a CTD to represent the remaining terms via a linear combination of the selected terms.

The TrkA inhibitors were extensively explored to detect their optimal physicochemical properties and pharmacophoric binding modes, which were converted into numeric descriptors and allowed to compete within the context of the Genetic Function Algorithm (GFA) approximations to find the subset of terms that correlates best with the activity.

Revigo was used to reduce the GO term redundancy to give a representative subset of terms (Supek et al., 2011 ).

In order to alleviate data redundancy, we carefully selected a subset of terms to include in this report by checking the parental relationship between the relevant GO terms.

To cut down on redundancy, GO terms were summarized into a more representative subset of terms using the web-based clustering tool REVIGO [ 51].

As internal checks that are part of curation interfaces, we have created a facet using a subset of terms from OBI that organizes assays by major assay categories.