Sentence examples for verified words from inspiring English sources
Alternate reference fragments are introduced into the enhanced reference sequence collection for the next mapping iteration by choosing all extended fragments built around fully verified words and optionally choosing extended fragments built around partially verified or unverified words only if the central word accounts for a high proportion of its ROA coverage.
Figure 4 shows the mapping between the distributions of the verified words' scores and the UE types.
Latent semantic analysis is then employed to consider the verified words and their n-grams for DS detection, including Mis-U and predefined Base DSs.
Each ROA dictionary can be examined to identify the ROA with the largest number of verified words, representing the region of highest genetic diversity within a specimen.
Using this approach on the 12-fold blended BCL2 data, we found BCL2 ROA 477 to 510 contained 14 verified words at VAF in the range of 0.17% to 5.78%.
DDiMAP greatly simplifies subpopulation identification by providing a complete set of ROA dictionaries containing all verified words with associated frequency data, provided in a dictionary.csv output file (see Additional file 2).
His tight, forward-leaning, muscular body language verified his words".
"The Story of My Life" was attacked in The Nation not for plagiarism in the usual sense but for the purloining of "things beyond her powers of perception with the assurance of one who has verified every word...
When a target is identified and the absence of non-combatants verified, a word will flash from the pilot of a circling armed drone -- "Rifle!" -- indicating that a Hellfire missile or other munition is streaking toward the target.
In Skantze's work [30], predefined UE types based on the ASR confidence score were employed to verify each word of the recognized word string.
The same can be verified regarding generalization words: there was a high percentage of correct responding both in the program posttests and in the bingo probes when generalization (i.e., new) words were used.
