Sentence examples for by a single characteristic from inspiring English sources
Schemes for assessing risk of ecosystem collapse have been designed around terrestrial ecosystems, often defined by a single characteristic vegetation type, with their applicability to estuaries unclear.
In the observation, the growth of local index changes in the fiber in the bright fringes and dark fringes of the interference field share similar characteristics and can be represented by a single characteristic function.
If a system \ \bS\) of MVL is, however, determined syntactically or by a single characteristic matrix, such a class of algebraic structures often is determined by the (syntactical or semantical) Lindenbaum algebra of \ \bS\), and in such a case often plays also a crucial role within an algebraic completeness proof.
The multivariate analysis of overall survival showed no significant effect on survival by a single characteristic.
While protein degradation is not determined by a single characteristic, but is a multi-factorial process that shows large protein-to-protein variations [ 14], it is tempting to speculate that an increased abundance of proteins belonging to metabolic pathways contributes to the down-regulation of signaling pathways via concurrent up-regulation of proteasomal degradation pathways.
When a phenotype cannot be captured by a single characteristic and is better described by many distinct properties, as is the case for the electrophysiological phenotype of SNc dopaminergic neurons, analyzing all parameters in parallel using univariate analysis fails to provide a satisfying picture of the phenotypic variations, especially if the different parameters do not co-vary.
The multiple responses were converted into a single characteristic index by using Fuzzy logic known as Multi Performance Characteristic Index (MPCI).
Even if science can be characterized by a single defining characteristic, different pseudoscientific practices may deviate from science in widely divergent ways.
The objective of this study was to investigate with aid of a hillslope hydrological model (1) how landscape forms and land-use types control runoff generation and nitrogen leaching and (2) how the inevitable simplifications made when representing the entire catchment by a single hillslope (characteristic profile) affect modelled water and nitrogen fluxes.
At the ultrastructural level, Bin-induced giant vacuoles looked like homogeneous electron-clear matrices limited by a single membrane characteristic of autolysosomes, in contrast to autophagosomes, which are enclosed by a double membrane (Fig. 2C).
