Sentence examples for a reduced linear from inspiring English sources

Such algorithm, characterized by a reduced (linear) computation time, is seen to provide a high computation accuracy.

The interface problem leads to a reduced linear system of much smaller size than that of the original system.

Extending the model to include protein trees of sizes 16 to 100 yields a similar slope (0.080), with a reduced linear fit coefficient of 0.656 due to instability in mean estimates for larger protein tree sizes.

Given the CME of the full network of elementary reactions, we derive a reduced linear Fokker-Planck equation (FPE) which describes the noise statistics of the same network when the molecule numbers are not too small and under the same conditions of timescale separation imposed by the deterministic QSSA.

The scheme derived from the rotated grid stencil results in a reduced linear system with lower computational complexity compared to the scheme derived from the centred approximation formula.

A reduced linear correlation between the extinction limits of n-decane/toluene blended fuels and the H/C ratio as well as the mean fuel molecular weight was obtained.

BDL biosynthesis initiates with the assembly of a variably reduced linear polyketide intermediate on a highly reducing iPKS (hrPKS).

CD16-nephrin was lost from the plasma membrane, and TRPC6 showed a distinctly reduced linear plasma membrane distribution, with increased punctate staining throughout the cell.

Further, average linear growth of patients increased as GHret compliance levels increased, and missing more than one dose a week significantly reduced linear growth (p<0.01) (Fig. 1), whereas GHreq showed no association with growth (p = 0.83).

The peptide was cleaved from the resin, yielding reduced linear α-1 as the main product (Figure S3A).

By comparing the retention times to a standard of glucose and reducing linear laminarioligos (G1 G7) we could clearly identify products resulting from hydrolytic activity (G2 and G3) as well as transferase activity (G5 G7, Fig. 4A).