Sentence examples similar to but not in string from inspiring English sources

For example, some studies report that implicit learning is intact for tasks such as probabilistic classification learning (e.g., [ 17]), weather prediction (e.g., [ 18]), and artificial grammar learning (e.g., [ 19]), while others report an impairment in colour pattern learning but not in letter string learning [ 20].

Dick Armin said, "[U2] were interested in using strings, but not in the conventional style of sweetening.

Pedostibes tuberculosus also has a specialized development: it lays about 250 eggs in a clutch (i.e., not in strings, typical for many bufonid species) at the edge of streams, in which the bottom-feeding tadpoles further develop (S.D. Biju – personal observation).

The proposed C-ACC model results in convective downstream and absolute string instability, but not convective upstream string instability observed in human-driven traffic and in the ACC model.

Wilson et al. [33] also reported left IFG (pars opercularis) responses to written words and legal nonwords but not consonant strings in an MEG study using equivalent current dipole analysis.

Protein-protein interactions described in recently published studies, such as TUBA [41], are not yet annotated, and therefore not included in STRING.

Seed proteins not appearing in STRING are kept as isolated nodes in the shortest path network.

As for the shortest path network, seed proteins not appearing in STRING are kept as isolated nodes in the minimal networks.

Likewise, Q p (p1, p2) was set to zero if the interaction between p1 and p2  is not available in STRING.

It reminds us that while art and money may have been inextricably entwined throughout most of history, art's real value is not measured in strings of zeros, high-priced materials or bravura skill, but in communication, experience, economy of means (the true beauty) and, yes, the inspired disturbance of all status quos.

The girl, a tiny thing of nineteen or twenty, had an impediment and spoke not in sentences but rather in strings of sound, cooing or repeating words — her condition was really worse than Rezak had expected — but when she settled in he found that she could more or less cook.