Sentence examples for by a number of patterns from inspiring English sources
In this context, predictions are hard to formulate because the output of an altered RsbS phosphorylation can be reproduced by a number of patterns generated by different update tables and input parameters.
A pattern is a design structure consisting of a core specification, i.e., an invariant composition of WebML elements that characterizes the pattern and by a number of pattern variants which extend the core specification with all the valid modalities in which the pattern composition can start (starting variants) or terminate (termination variants).
a Number of patterns submitted by laboratory that matched exactly the reference pattern.
They are characterized by a number of AA patterns of which the MAYDRY motif in the internal loop 2 is the most characteristic.
Limitations of this approach are given by a number of specific regional patterns.
An ANN model is proposed to observe relationships between input and output parameters by learning from a number of input patterns and their associated output patterns.
This is followed by a number of bivariate analyses (geographical pattern, business orientation) and the results derived from the SEM.
Pathogen recognition in the vertebrate innate immune system is initially performed by a limited number of pattern-recognition receptors (PRRs).
The HMM model only explores different temporal patterns of DE/EE states and does not rank the genes by statistical significance, but is classifying gene expression profile into a number of temporal patterns by posterior distribution of latent states.
A typical performance consists of alternating sections of composed and improvised material, the composed portions being accompanied by percussion instruments beating one of a number of standard patterns that articulate the rhythmic mode.
However, splicing factors may also indirectly induce changes in splicing patterns by a number of mechanisms, including changes in splicing that alter the expression level, activity, or localization of other splicing factors.
