Sentence examples for adapted variants from inspiring English sources
Darwinian evolution by natural selection rests on three indisputable axioms: like breeds like, with minor variations; all organisms can produce more offspring than can survive to adulthood; the best adapted variants are the most likely to survive to reproduce in turn.
A better understanding of optical self-tuning mechanisms would assist in the engineering of more precisely adapted variants and in expanding the palette of GFP-like proteins to the near-infrared region.
Understanding how this happened - the origin of variation and whether, and if so how, natural selection spread better adapted variants, is a septe question (Fisher 1930).
Besides, when the model parameters are unknown, they can be estimated via adapted variants of the same algorithms used for HMCs.
The testing of the antimicrobial and antifungal activity was investigated by a qualitative screening of the susceptibility spectrum of different microbial strains to the tested samples by adapted variants of the diffusion method [13].
Insofar as the free energy of flexible polymers can be described by a configurational partition function, our study shows that molecularly adapted variants of replica exchange, including REMS introduced here, can be used for the calculation of the free energy and cooperativity of protein folding ab initio.
In [ [19]], audio and video features were concatenated into row vectors and classified using a specially adapted variant of SVM.
A cell-culture adapted variant of PEDV was used for inoculation of Positive controls.
We use an adapted variant of ML-Space [ 46] that allows placement of molecules in relation to their binding partners.
Finally, the signaling network was trained to compound-specific data via an adapted variant of SigNetTrainer, 17 an ILP formulation that detects and removes inconsistencies between network predictions and data at hand.
We adapted a variant version of the Needleman-Wunsch algorithm [68], with a modification in the scoring function for the match between two affinity scores.
