Sentence examples for accumulated a single from inspiring English sources
Both rDEN-2 and rDEN2Δ30 viruses accumulated a single nucleotide change in NS4B at nt 7169 encoding a Val→Ala change at amino acid position 115 as has been observed for rDEN-3 (Table 1) [ 15].
He shows how, at the rate that carbon dioxide is accumulating, a single decade of flat temperatures is hardly invalidating.
Although the system is of dubious value in accumulating a single stock, it makes perfect sense as a formula for investing in a diversified portfolio.
Although the system is of dubious value in accumulating a single stock, which could go down and stay there forever, it makes perfect sense as a formula for investing in a diversified portfolio.
A MA line accumulating a single mutation with a negative effect, i.e., a deleterious mutation, will exhibit relative fitness less than 1.0 and vice versa for a MA line accumulating a single positive effect mutation.
Each of the second-order differential signals that have passed the CRF process in Step 2 is accumulated into a single column signal S. Eventually, column signals with weak periodicity are accumulated to generate a single signal which has a periodicity strong enough to determine the resampling process.
I cannot imagine that such skill with an Etch A Sketch could be accumulated in a single lifetime.
Without resampling, the whole weight will be accumulated at a single particle after a few iterations, because each particle advances independently.
Martin has developed an argument to show that multiple universes can always to a large extent be "accumulated" into a single universe (Martin 2001).
Previously developed methods that determine properties of a system over a range of thermodynamic points, using information accumulated at a single point, are summarized, as is an extension called the multiple histogram method.
A reputation that has taken decades to build up can be shattered in one day, as Société Générale learned following the mammoth trading losses accumulated by a single trader.
