Sentence examples for underlying profile from inspiring English sources
We aim to perform updates following those of the underlying profile and template database, TOCCATA, which itself relies on the SCOP and CATH release schedule of every year or so.
Romney wins big among Independents when the underlying profile of the Independent vote shifts to be more conservative.
Side effects have been associated with generation of auto-antibodies and autoimmunity but the underlying profile of inflammatory and immune response has not been characterized.
ClBR is a technique in [ 12] which provides operational definitions for underlying profiles in a very complex domain.
However, amplification of mRNA from small albeit pure cell samples has its shortcomings, most notably nonlinearity (Otsuka et al., 2007), obscuring the underlying profiles for distinct cell types.
Certainly in terms of the underlying growth profile there are reasons for the pound to appreciate, but for now I wouldn't be at all surprised if there is some consolidation.
To show the performance of the proposed methods, we considered the underlying linear profile as Equation 14: y ij = 3 + b 0 j + 2 + b 1 j x i + ϵ ij, Open image in new window (14).
While stratification of NP patients by their underlying sensory profile has been suggested to better inform the design of RCTs and personalized pharmacological treatment, the clinical utility of this tempting approach has not yielded more favorable NNT-NNH profiles for NP drugs [9].
The diffusion coefficient, D, obtained by fitting the underlying diffusion profile, attainable from the images, according to the equation for Fickian diffusion, is 1.5 × 10−11 m2 s−1, which is in good correlation with the value of 2.1 × 10−11 m2 s−1, obtained from mass uptake measurements.
The three-dimensional latent trait structure is also supported by the underlying neurodegenerative profile of Alzheimer's disease.
In order to better understand different aspects of metabolism it is important to study the underlying transcriptional profile.
