Sentence examples for term sizes from inspiring English sources

Results based on querying databases with fixed term sizes are shown in Supplementary Figures S1 and S2.

A similar trend is true of the GO term sizes of the selected and excluded set: many of the GO terms excluded on the basis of expert voting have relatively few annotations.

The databases from this type (one for each term size considered) contained exactly 10 terms.

Again, the performance improvements appear to be robust to term size.

These keywords are given on the EpiBasket homepage as a tag cloud (with term size proportional to term frequency).

Each node represents a GO term sized proportionally to the number of genes encompassed by that GO term.

The term "size" is used to refer to mass in the remainder of this article unless otherwise specified.

Term size also serves as an appropriate estimation of the term's specificity in the tissue ontology, as sample annotations were propagated based on the same ontology.

All weights below the cutoff are set to 0. The statistical parameters are E-value cutoff, minimum term size, effective database size and statistical method.

The CPPR said the Scottish government was right to say successive UK governments had repeatedly underestimated the long-term size and viability of North Sea reserves.

In comparison with the short-term sizing, it is projected a loss reduction of 33% more for the 5 years long-term sizing, with an investment reduction of 14% at the end of the third short-time sized batteries change.