Sentence examples for templates as discussed from inspiring English sources

When less than 80% templates were used, MLTS performed better than MDTS since the MLTS templates generalized better than MDTS templates, as discussed in Section 5.3.3.

Imported templates can be used in compositions of the importing template or else to be extended generating new templates, as discussed in Sect. 4.

Second, relative to using all of the original templates as discussed in Section 5.3.2, using 20% template representatives that were selected by MLTS with the KL distance slightly decreased phone accuracy by 0.21% (from 74.26% to 74.05%), but using the template representatives selected by MDTS with the LLR distance significantly decreased phone accuracy by 0.69% (from 74.51% to 73.82%).

Since cleaning up the reactions seems beneficial, we investigated post-RT cleaning methods for low template RT-products as discussed below.

The idea of generating such random numbers to combine with biometric templates is somewhat similar to as discussed in [2].

As discussed, uracils can directly template the insertion of adenines during DNA replication or local DNA synthesis.

When 100% templates were used, i.e., without template selection, LLR distance performed better than KL distance, as discussed in Section 5.3.1 and Section 5.3.2.

Multilayer structures composed of metal, semiconductor, and oxide layers were also fabricated by the template-stripping method, as demonstrated in Figure 7. Silicon templates for wedge structures were prepared via KOH anisotropic etching, as discussed above.

That is, the question templates can be very specific for a special domain as discussed in Sect.

However, as discussed by Naveed et al., template-based methods cannot be applied to novel folds, such as transmembrane β-barrels with an odd number of β-strands (Naveed et al., 2012).

Various hydrogels have been templated on liquid crystalline mesophases of surfactants where the templates are very similar to those used in preparing inorganic zeolites as discussed in the Introduction to this review.