Sentence examples for use of a derived from inspiring English sources
An additional element of this study was use of a derived multi-bed calcification score.
Finally, use of a derived score to reflect global vascular calcified plaque allowed for improved precision when predicting outcome although it did not outperform the established predictor CAC.
By the use of a derived expression for the harmonic mean defined by the parameters of the scaling equation we show how it is possible to separate the domains of persistence from those of extinction and to facilitate the identification of populations on the brink of extinction.
If the catalyst has an associated GO molecular function (GOMF), this may allow the use of a derived functional term, as explained below; otherwise, the name is structured as shown in this example: x CATALYZES a (,b and c) TO d (,e and f) x CATALYZES a (,b and c) TO d (,e and f) In Reactome, all catalyst entities have an associated GOMF (1) term.
We have previously treated the use of A-scan derived parameters as input in automated classifiers [ 25].
Because the AbioCor can be given only to heart failure patients near death who are ineligible for other procedures, the evaluation also includes use of a formula derived from experiences of similar patients to determine their statistical chances of surviving 30 days.
The paper makes use of a correlation derived using a recently developed artificial intelligence technique, functional network (FN) approach from the literature data to estimate thermal resistivity of pond ash from its experimentally evaluated electrical resistivity.
Alabama could become the first state in the South to allow the use of a medicine derived from marijuana.
However, use of a reference derived from a related organism should be approached with caution.
The use of a UniProt derived dataset has recently been benchmarked for a number of classifiers with satisfactory results [ 36].
Although the parallel divergence was our only reliable date prior, the use of a single, derived calibration can produce spurious root-node age estimates.
