Sentence examples for a set of environment from inspiring English sources

For this, a set of environment parameters are first considered (i.e., luminosity, noise, CO2, temperature, pollen and air).

The framework builds on radio environment maps (REMs) that contain PHY spectrum information obtained from a set of environment sensing devices.

A context includes a name space that maps path prefixes to file trees, a path for the current working directory, a set of named I/O channels, and a set of environment variables.

However, it is unknown whether marker effects estimated in a set of environments are predictive of genotype performance in a different set of environments.

A common-garden reaction norm experiment, where different populations are reared at a common set of distinct environments, uncovers the genetically-based differences between populations in response to a set of environments.

In this paper, we describe a methodology for generating nucleotide sequences of a genome that produce cells with targeted physiological responses to a set of environments.

Therefore, identification of the vernalization and photoperiod response alleles will enhance the selection of cultivars with wide adaptability to a set of environments.

The evolution of plasticity in response to a set of environments may be beneficial at novel sites that a species colonizes following introduction or migration in general (Agrawal, 2001; Donohue et al., 2001; Yeh and Price, 2004).

In an actual breeding program, multiple locations and possibly multiple years are needed so allelic effects are estimated across a set of environments representative of those in which the cultivar is grown in subsequent seasons.

Then, we simulate the expression behavior of the newly created genome and compute its new objective function (S new ), which depends on the full transcriptome predicted under a set of environments and the new modular organization of the operons.

This might be a case for adaptive plasticity, in which increasing plasticity in an underlying trait could increase fitness in one of a set of environments in which fitness was formerly similar, thereby increasing plasticity in fitness (Fig. 1A of Alpert and Simms 2002).