Sentence examples for underlying knowledge of from inspiring English sources

A factor which is likely to influence the targetability is our underlying knowledge of the phenotype.

This method uses underlying knowledge of the quality of the population spine to make decisions about future linkage results.

ProteoWizard also contains an internal data model (in C++) for working with MS or identification data, allowing developers to create tools without requiring an underlying knowledge of the source data format.

To ensure a fair comparison between the arms in this study, we needed to take steps to ensure that potential confounders such as underlying knowledge of the physicians, suitability of the assessment criteria, and variability of the assessors were as controlled as possible.

Our proposal makes explicit the underlying knowledge of platform users by means of a trace-based system called "PETRA".

This paper presents the wavelet filter structure for extracting the speaker-specific features without considering any underlying knowledge of the human auditory system.

Instead, we treat literal and figurative language on a par, by computing both kinds of interpretation independently from each other as long as their semantic representation structures are consistent with the underlying knowledge representation structures of the domain of discourse.

Traditional manifold learning methods focus on preserving only the intra-class geometric properties of the manifold embedded in the high-dimensional ambient space, so they cannot fully utilize the underlying discriminative knowledge of the data.

Despite the revolution in the surgical approach, there has been no advance in the underlying anatomical knowledge of the breast lymphatics.

Both understanding and design of film dialogue are based on underlying patterns of knowledge, including knowledge about real conversation and film dialogues.

'Propositional memory' is 'semantic memory' or memory for facts, the vast network of conceptual information underlying our general knowledge of the world: this is naturally expressed as 'remembering that', for example, that Descartes died in Sweden.