Sentence examples for using a limited subset from inspiring English sources
The results show that the rating classes assigned to bond issuers can be classified with a high accuracy rate using a limited subset of input variables.
The current version of eSysbio uses a limited subset of EDAM for static navigation, without taking into account the relations other than the closure of is format of.
This work is an attempt for an opposite approach which does not require selecting a small subset of factors explicitly but allows us to briefly investigate most of the parameters using a limited number of experiments.
Such games can often have team sizes that vary considerably from 11-a-side, use a limited and/or modified subset of the official rules, and are likely to be self-officiated by the players.
This enables all the highest-order statistics to be used, rather than a limited subset as is the case when the modified Lieblein BLUE(10) method is used.
While initial PCs in the 1980s offered only simple functions and were therefore only useful to a limited subset of consumers, today's machines offer far superior capabilities.
The activation of particular genes in these inflammatory response pathways is particularly amenable to study by functional genomic approaches such as focused DNA microarray, which uses an array of a limited subset of genes [ 3, 19].
Unlike other CPOE applications that present all possible choices of ordering combinations, our application uses the ADM to display a limited subset of recommendations that only includes options deemed appropriate for the patient in question.
This presumes these are main ways that QR codes are used, but, in reality, that's a limited subset of what QR codes can do.
The idea was extended in a limited subset of experiments using a compound T-junction which while maintaining one P. polycephalum input had six possible chemical inputs.
Oligonucleotide probes that specifically detect sequence variations were found in some cloned MiSat fragments, and they detected a limited subset of MiSat arrays using pulse-gel electrophoresis with Southern hybridization and PRINS (primed in situ hybridization).
