Sentence examples for variant based on a from inspiring English sources

Here, we demonstrate that the convergence difficulties are directly related to the treatment of the coupling between the flow and transport problems, and we propose a new SFI variant based on a nonlinear overall-volume balance equation.

In particular, a greedy variant of MDE turns out to perform very well over functions with a single-funnel landscape, while another variant, based on a diversity measure applied to the members of the population, works better over functions with a multi-funnel landscape.

SNAPf, a SNAP-tag variant based on a previously described hAGT mutant,[ 38] was used for the labeling experiments.

We have tested the conventional logarithm version IDF and a newly designed variant based on a square root calculation of the IDF calculation (IDF2).

The accuracy of the array to predict the presence of a sequence variant based on a SFP is 54% (88/164).

The method and a variant based on an adaptive grid technique are tested on a variety of sample problems and are shown to provide high accuracy with low storage requirements.

Based on these two calls, the ClinLabGeneticist will take the following actions for the variant based on an internally developed logic (Table  3): report and proceed to validation by Sanger sequencing, report without Sanger sequencing, or do not report.

Even if no one conception is superior on all relevant dimensions, we may still be able to select a variant based on all things considered judgments.

This was an extraordinary undertaking, with more than 20 different variants, based on a project Frutiger had started while at college in Zurich.

Chiller manufacturers must be able to offer in their product ranges more customizable products with multiple options of product variants (based on a known product platform), which make changes to product design highly complicated.

CAVA classifies variants based on a simple, explicit, logical ontology focused on clinical requirements, which avoids historical jargon, such as 'nonsense' for a stop-gain mutation.