Sentence examples for systematic similarity from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the method meets the rest of our criteria raised against a systematic similarity threshold selection method.

We have summarized our requirements for a systematic similarity threshold selection mechanism, which are: (1) ability to process large molecular datasets; (2) similarity measure independence; (3) use of structural chemical information only; (4) support the decision making process with well-defined network topology parameters.

Entry 24: On the basis of systematic similarity search profiling of ChEMBL, 50 ACs were selected.

The algorithm was used to perform systematic similarity searches within 1500 bp of promoter regions relative to the translation start site of genes annotated in the genomes of C. clementina (http://www.citrusgenomedb.org/species/clementina/genome1.0) and C. sinensis (http://www.citrusgenomedb.org/species/sinensis/genome1.0).

This work utilizes PCA to "map" the pyrolysis analyses such that underlying chemistries, systematic similarities, fillers, and morphologies may be predicted.

Such within-sex interactions might lead to systematic similarities or dissimilarities between cage mates of the same sex.

Systematic similarities among maps are clearly depicted, such as the lower probability of higher risks in the northern third and the south-western side of the province.

For example, claims about the unintelligibility of the link between experienced red and any possible neural substrate of such an experience sometimes treat the relevant color quale as a simple and sui generis property (Levine 1983), but phenomenal redness in fact exists within a complex color space with multiple systematic dimensions and similarity relations (Hardin 1992).

In order to get a systematic measure of similarity genome wide, we calculated the Pearson correlation coefficient r between the different profiles (after taking the binary logarithm).

More generally, the data also demonstrate that cross-reactivity with various targets may be detected by systematic pair-wise similarity measurement of ligand-annotated binding sites.

The systematic full text similarity analysis performed in this study will help quantify the current trends and behaviors of duplicate publication and ultimately aid the scientific community in forming more rigid standards concerning unethical practices and their respective consequences.