Sentence examples for terms calculated for from inspiring English sources

In The Queen of the Air (1869) he attempted to express his old concept of a divine power in Nature in new terms calculated for an age in which assent to the Christian faith was no longer automatic or universal.

HMM contribution is the sum of the terms calculated for molecular dynamics methods, obtained from 1000 snapshots taken from the last 10 ns of each MD trajectory of the dendrimer, oligonucleotide, and complex dendrimer-oligo systems.

The Spearman rank correlation coefficients between the p-values of GO terms calculated for the most central nodes according to particular indices in particular networks and the node centrality values of the nodes.

Here, Δ G°37,FJC is the loop entropy term calculated from the FJC model (66) for each multibranch loop (see Supporting Information).

Mapping count, which is the number of list entries annotated by the term, is calculated for each term in both lists, and the "true path rule" is applied so that each list entry contributes not only to the mapping counts of the terms assigned to it, but also to all parental terms on paths to the root term.

First, the different energy terms are calculated for each selected residue taking into account the complete environment, and then the sum of the energy of the selected subset of residues (see below) is assigned to the model.

The percent of consistent GO terms were calculated for each bipartite coupling measure.

Therefore, simple multiplicative interaction terms were calculated for having been in managed care with the non-reference binary indicators for continuity of care and primary care physician visits.

Distances based on GO terms are calculated for all possible pairs from the gene list which are then used for clustering (e.g. the probability that they are functionally related).

The Jaccard index for the overlap between the set of GO terms was calculated for each paralog pair (Jaccard index is the size of the intersect of two sets divided by the union of the two sets).