Sentence examples for acquired connections. from inspiring English sources

The line shows the regression of gains onto initial connectivity (slope = 0.018), which although statistically significant, accounts for approximately 3% of the variation in newly acquired connections.

The greatest number of newly acquired connections occurred among the proteins with the fewest to start with – the opposite of that predicted by preferential attachment.

Proteins resident in the network acquire connections over time, but we find no evidence that 'preferential attachment' – the phenomenon of newly acquired connections in the network being more likely to be made to proteins with large numbers of connections – influences the network structure.

However, adopting an age of approximately 1.5 × 109 years [ 15], the 74 newly acquired connections translates to approximately 1.6 × 10-4 new connections per protein (n = 295) per million years, comparable to Wagner's [ 6] estimate of 5.9 × 10-4 based on paralogous genes.

I typically try to send my follow up email the morning after meeting my newly acquired connection, but early enough so that it can be one of the first emails they come across during their morning routine.

However, they can acquire connections to stimuli (or other behaviors) as a result of conditioning.

This is substantially lower than the average connectivity for the 295 ancestral proteins, suggesting that proteins that have been in the network for longer have more connections, possibly because they acquire connections over time.

For each zone three locations are arbitrarily selected, so in total 36 locations are analyzed (of which some of them did not acquire connection).

The remaining 55 proteins acquired 74 connections or a mean of 1.35 ± 0.58 connections per protein.

Legal studies left him less excited than forays into literature and theology, but through them he acquired the connections and expertise to secure a place inside a royal court whose corruption he satirized in verse that he circulated but did not publish.

Given the importance of family and school as settings for wellbeing, it is likely that individualistic notions of social capital are more prominent for young people whereby the social resources acquired through connections to others helps them to navigate their social environments.