Sentence examples for by two processes one from inspiring English sources
Often, the modeling is carried out by two processes, one of which is latent and the other, observed and informative about the hidden process.
From a biochemical perspective, anthocyanin biosynthesis can be controlled by two processes, one is the number of hydroxyls of B-rings; the other is the substrate specificity of dihydroflavonol 4-reductase (DFR) (Meyer et al. 1987).
Furthermore, recent studies show that the induction of TH17 cells in the intestine by Segmented Filamentous Bacteria involves two processes, one of which requires uptake via secondary lymphoid organs and presentation of specific antigen by DCs; a further population of segmented filamentous bacteria-dependent TH17 cells is independent of these events 39, 40.
It was suggested that the effectiveness of BCG treatment is determined by two processes: an inflammatory one, followed by a delayed type of hypersensitivity (DTH) response [ 10].
Degradation is modeled by two independent processes, one dependent on GRA and another independent of GRA [ 17]: 1 T G − CSF = 1 T G − CSF ren + C GRA rel T G − CSF GRA Here we provide the full set of parameters established by Scholz et.al. [ 17] and used in the simulations of the ODE model.
The scoring compares two alternative models in which the data from the two conditions is either explained by one single (shared) process or by two independent processes (one for each condition).
It is usual to model the LRMS and PAN images as degraded versions of the HRMS image by two different processes: one modeling the LRMS image and usually described as y = g s ( z ) + n s, (10).
A plant's life-cycle dynamics are driven by two random processes: one that drives productivity, and the other the wage rate per unit of labor quality the plant faces.
The source of ( {text{HCO}}_{3}^ ) in non-calcareous aquifers are derived by two different processes, one is when CO2 mixes with water, it forms carbonic acid which decreases the pH of groundwater {text{CO}}_{2} + {text{H}}_{2} {text{O}} leftrightarrow {text{H}}_{2} {text{CO}}_{3} leftrightarrow {text{HCO}}_{3}^.
The striking expansion of Rabs in humans seems to have been caused by two separate processes: one at the start of metazoan evolution and a second that occurred at the appearance of vertebrates.
The absence of such a correlation indicates that the resistance to, and the growth intensity at, different temperatures is governed by two distinct processes, one prevailing in basidiomycetes (<21°C) and the other in ascomycetes (>25°C).
