Sentence examples for character dependence from inspiring English sources
Neglect of character dependence surely results in unrealistic support values.
Character dependence may be the product of a shared causal mechanism, like sharing the same selective pressures.
The consensus secondary structure of our dataset, generated with RNAsalsa, can be understood as a model parameter that defines site interactions and thus character dependence due to compensatory mutations [ 34, 82, 83].
The use of secondary structure information both corroborates hypotheses of positional homology in the course of sequence alignment, as well as helps to avoid misleading effects of character dependence due to covariation among sites.
We tried to implement knowledge about the evolution of rRNA in two ways: (i) the use of mixed DNA/RNA models is meant to account for known instances of character dependence due to compensatory mutations in stem regions, (ii) the application of time-heterogeneous models accounts for non-stationary processes that occurred in arthropod lineages.
Based upon the mathematical model, the synthesis of an optimum controller for vibration isolation system was carried out, taking into account the harmonic character of dependence of excitation signal from the road.
Thus, the oscillatory character of dependence of the wave function amplitude [see (10)] on cross section parameters of QD is canceled.
The simulation results show that the same character of dependence on CBS is demonstrated for both simulators' outcomes and the results are close enough.
On the one hand, natural law theory holds that law's "source-based character"—its dependence upon social facts such as legislation, custom or judicially established precedents is a fundamental and primary element in "law's capacity to advance the common good, to secure human rights, or to govern with integrity" (cf. Green 2003).
As Mkandawire (2001 293) observes, "…the African state [became] the most demonized social institution in Africa, vilified for its weaknesses, its over-extension, its interference with the smooth functioning of markets, its repressive character, its dependence on foreign powers, its ubiquity, its absence, etc".
