Sentence examples for templates as defined from inspiring English sources

Note that D(s x, s y ) is the DTW distance of two templates as defined in Section 3.2, and in this step, the local distance d is the Euclidean distance of two frames.

For this, the best templates, as defined by sequence identity criteria, were retrieved from the Protein Data Bank.

Similar to previous studies [ 31- 33], we specified an ROI in the forceps minor (Fmin), anterior thalamic radiation (ATR), superior longitudinal fasciculus (SLF), corticospinal tract (CST), and forceps major (Fmaj), using ROI templates as defined in the ICBM DTI-81 atlas.

The standard instrumentation does not allow to transfer the intended guide wire position as defined with pre-operative templating.

10 The prognosis prediction for each sample was made based on the proximity of its gene expression level to either of the templates of poor or good prognosis as defined by the vectors of weighted Cox scores.

In order for code generation to take place, the parsing for each particular executable code consists basically of two entities as defined in the template: boundaries and body.

The RMSD is computed for the overall functional template atoms of the catalytic triads as defined in Wallace et al. [37].

Furthermore checklist for medication counseling, "brown bag reviewing" as well as a comprehensive medication list template (which meets the minimal requirements as defined by the Drug Commission of the German Medical Association) [ 11] was made available.

We therefore constructed a further set of models where the 'ground truth' was defined not by the presence of damage to a single voxel but the presence of damage to at least 20% of any of the voxels falling within a given Brodmann area (BA) and its underlying white matter as defined in the template distributed with MRIcro software (http://www.mccauslandcenter.sc.edu/mricro/index.html).html

The sLORETA solution space consists of 6,239 voxels (voxel size: 5×5×5 mm) and is restricted to cortical gray matter and hippocampi, as defined by digitized MNI152 template [49].

These images were spatially normalized and transformed into a common space, as defined by the SPM Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) T1 template.