Sentence examples for adapted functions from inspiring English sources

Denote by Λ the collection of all sequences ( λ n ) n ≥ 0 of non-decreasing, non-negative and adapted functions and set λ ∞ = lim n → ∞ λ n.

In addition, MT genes carry specifically adapted functions, which are tightly regulated through their expression as discrete isoforms [44].

The most important consequences of this WGD are that an extra copy of the genome allowed a global rewiring of the yeast transcriptional network and gave the duplicated genes a chance to mutate and gain new or adapted functions compared to the original genes (reviewed by Piskur et al., 2006).

A novel predicted ferredoxin is uniquely present in various Chlamydiales species (CT312) suggesting that it serves a common evolutionary adapted function in these groups of species.

The parsimonious explanation is that these diverse regions have a common function or adapt functions in line with each other, perhaps supported by adaptive coding properties of neurons in each area.

These result is not only stunning works of art but also photos that highlight the intricate evolutionary traits of these insects and the various ways the microstructures on their surface have allowed them to adapt, function, and thrive in their environments. .

The open source algorithms we adapted as functions for use in PhysioNoise are contained within the PhysioNoise source code.

The link function was selected, among the usual adapted link functions for ordinal data, according to the Akaike Information Criterion.

Millikan would in this context ask us to take note of her notions of derived and adapted proper functions.

(a) Symmetry adapted basis functions of heptamer in-plane modes belonging to the D 6h point group.

We then simulated a 60-year life cycle for annual estimates of DBH using our adapted growth functions.