Sentence examples for both network structure and from inspiring English sources
It is believed that compression set of flexible polyurethane foams is sensitive to both network structure and cellular morphology [12].
Such distributions make intuitive biological sense, and both network structure and protein class enrichment were consistent with each other.
Firstly, the criticality of a task is evaluated using the proposed Weighted Proximity Prestige (WPP) index, which takes into account both the network structure and the dynamic urgency levels of response goals.
In these situations, both the network structure and reaction kinetics are known, and the network model can be simulated using a system of ordinary differential equations (ODEs).
There is no previous data collected on the complete social network and biomarkers of older Korean adults and due to data limitations, no previous study has compared both the social network structure and health statuses of older adults in Korea and the United States.
We observed three main results: (1) Larval distribution depended on both river network structure and the distribution of larval habitat, but the relative importance of these two factors depended on the basin-wide abundance of larval habitat.
Both the network structure and the supporting evidence are stored in a MongoDB database (www.mongodb.org).
The reliable identification of essential genes in a biological network depends on both the network structure and the algorithm used to identify the essentiality of genes.
Understanding these potentially important phenomena requires non-invasive measurements of both collagen network structure and cell function that can be performed in live animals or humans.
To achieve this, we report a procedure that simultaneously varies both the network structure and the mathematical operation that reproduces gene essentiality.
In order to evaluate the significance of the algorithm used to predict essential genes, it is necessary to vary both the network structure and the algorithm to predict essentiality.
