Sentence examples for a dependent basis from inspiring English sources
This criterion, well adapted to subspace decomposition over a dependent basis set, adequately reflects the intrinsic characteristic of regularity of the signal.
It has been shown that Lactobaccilli may or may not induce an immune response through the NF-κB pathway on a species dependent basis [ 25].
To empirically determine genotype-calling thresholds on a coverage dependent basis we used Illumina genotype data to optimize our genotype calling cut-offs (and thereby variant detection).
Herein, currently used in silico screening techniques and their utility on a comparative and target dependent basis is discussed.
Of particular interest would be structures with agonist or antagonist bound to develop models of drug action, aid in the understanding of the subtype dependent basis of pharmacological properties, and gain insight into structural changes in the receptor on activation.
The Galerkin method is used with a time-dependent basis function to determine approximate solutions.
Many of the bimodal genes were expressed in "high" or "low" modes on a tissue-dependent basis.
Lastly, baboons seem to use vocalisations on a context-dependent basis: grunts and loud calls were emitted more often before the initiations of movement than after an initiation or within other contexts.
Previous studies have demonstrated the antiproliferative effects of RAG on LA-N-5 cells and indicated that this retinoid was 5 10-fold less potent than RA on a concentration-dependent basis (Sidell et al, 2000).
The GBT relies on an image-dependent basis suitably built to accommodate for image boundaries and abrupt luminance discontinuities; because of this peculiar structure, it has been employed in the framework of depth map coding [21].
However, the definitions of "interesting" and "important" are assessed on a subjective and context-dependent basis, and the computer can only recognize correlations between variables, and the meaning of these numbers is missing unless programmed explicitly.
