The phrase "a growing vector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, biology, or any field where the concept of growth and direction is relevant.
Example: "The research indicates that climate change is a growing vector of biodiversity loss."
Alternatives: "an increasing factor" or "a rising influence".
The reported number of dengue cases has increased dramatically in the past five decades, mainly due to growing vector and human population densities [ 4].
We devised a simple approach of growing vectors using a flow field synthesizing approach.
We devised a simple approach of growing vectors using a flow field synthesising approach.
To select de novo designed fragment hit analogues for chemical synthesis the generated library was analyzed through virtual screening for target binding along fragment growing vectors defined through structure-based design and for chemical space population by principle component analysis.
WHO states that presently dengue fever and dengue hemorrhagic fever are the fastest growing vector-borne diseases (28).
Both the DKM for i=10 and i=20 and the RDiff K-Med and CE RDiff K-Med with robust estimation methods show a slightly decreasing error rate with a growing number of feature vectors.
An alternative pathway is being developed that involves the use of replication-competent viral vectors, and a growing number of viruses have been used as platforms to make experimental vaccines.
Plasmids were extracted from cultures grown without G418 (cells carrying vectors with inserts did not grow on G418) and inserts were sequenced.
We propose here an incremental procedure for Growing Support Vector Classifiers, which serves to avoid an a priori architecture estimation or the application of a pruning mechanism after SVM training.
The universe is not a totality, fixed once and for all, but a dynamic vector growing from a determinate past into an open (partly indeterminate) future.
