Sentence examples for binary changes from inspiring English sources

The fly is often described as having an unsophisticated and stereotypical immune response where single mutations cause simple binary changes in immunity.

In these analyses which assessed the relationship between changes in health with binary changes in consumption across 2 time points, results were essentially the same for the key exposure variables of interest; there were only changes to the magnitude of the effect.

The division of the IDC into early and late phases as evidenced by RNAPII occupancy profiles is paralleled by the binary changes (open/closed) in chromatin structure that occur during the parasite's life cycle [ 48] whereby the chromatin opens at the early ring stage, reaching a maximum at the trophozoite stage followed by tight packing in schizonts.

Kittler- Illingworth thresholding algorithm is exploited to produce a binary change map to discriminate changed and unchanged pixels.

Binary change was mapped with 88.7percentt accuracy, with the largest error being errors of commission (71.2percentt user accuracy).

Change/no-change thresholds for each method were optimized using calibration curves developed from reference data and a series of method-specific binary change masks.

The well-known change vector analysis technique was used to generate the difference image, and several thresholding methods were tested to generate the final binary change map.

Previous studies have indicated a binary change of this capacitive effect for different ranges of ionic strengths; in particular, this capacitive effect was positively correlated with pore fluid ionic strength at low ionic strength, but negatively correlated at high ionic strengths [24].

For example, at the most simple level of understanding of the role of receptor binding, avian to mammalian host switching is often assumed to only require a binary change in receptor specificity from α2,3 to α2,6 sialic acid and to be directly related to binding affinity.

A variable for the treatment being received at 36 month follow-up (0 = CMHT or primary care, 1 = ACT or forensic) was included in the model along with a similar binary change of treatment variable (as described above) to account for subsequent transfers between services (time invariant, 36 months to 10 years).

A ROC curve demonstrates how the performance of a binary classifier changes as the threshold parameters are varied [50].