Sentence examples for Fixed start from inspiring English sources

We identified no fixed start codon differences, although the start codon in the gene TRPM1 that is present in Neandertals and chimpanzees has been lost in some present-day humans.

We analyzed time series of the qualitative and quantitative HOG pathway with fixed start states.

The bias occurs in retrospective cohorts which include all births occurring within a fixed start and end date, which means shorter pregnancies are missed at the start of the study, and longer pregnancies are missed at the end.

For IVF-eSET women will undergo controlled ovarian hyperstimulation after down-regulation with a GnRH agonist in a long protocol with a midluteal start or with a fixed start antagonist protocol starting on day two.

To ensure that our choice of start point for the clearance curves did not alter our findings we re-fitted curves with a fixed start point on day 6 (the start of treatment).

Fixed cohort bias is a type of selection bias that could happen in retrospective cohorts with a fixed start and end date when short pregnancies are missed at the start of the study, and longer pregnancies are missed at the end.

The proposed method is based on compositions of S-boxes from a fixed starting set.

Saying they were tired of being railroaded into agreements that were not in their best interest, the developing nations, led by Malaysia, initially insisted on seeing an agenda before agreeing to a fixed starting date for negotiations.

Backed by European drinks associations and nine EU member states including France, it insists that imposing a fixed starting price for all drinks is a breach of EU competition and free trade rules.

The two basic types of NC systems are point-to-point, in which a device is programmed to perform a series of motions with fixed starting and stopping points, and continuous-path, in which a point-to-point programmed device has sufficient memory to be "aware" of its former actions and their results and to act in accordance with this information.

In this sense they afforded, according to Schlick, the fixed starting points and foundation of all knowledge.