Sentence examples for components a selection from inspiring English sources

A feature selection method typically consists of two main components: a selection criterion and a search scheme.

The typical design of a heterologous module combines two genetic components: a selection marker and a gene expression cassette that are adjacently integrated into the genome of the desired system.

Since one of the major modifications during cell elongation is the addition and rearrangement of cell wall components, a selection of genes possibly involved in cell wall biogenesis was done (Additional file 1).

With the irreducible special sciences, there is an issue of salience, which involves a subjective component: a selection of phenomena with a certain teleology in mind is required before their structures or patterns are reified.

The study of these materials has already been complemented by the characterisation of the inorganic components of a selection of the powders [26].

With strong accents on hard clauses, EHC has three components: a variable selection mechanism focusing on configuration checking based only on hard clauses, a weighting scheme for hard clauses, and a biased random walk component.

The 'properties' table contains selected molecular properties, which were calculated/predicted for all structures (molecular mass) or just the small organic single-component structures (a selection of the constitutional descriptors, log P and log D) using ChemAxon's Calculator (cxcalc) [35].

In other words, selection over the host chromosome was the major component of a selection to maintain or increase the fitness of the consortia.

18 They explained the difference in growth rates produced by ignorable and non-ignorable models in terms of the parameters of the dropout component of a selection model rather than as a problem due to collinearity.

This program currently consists in two surveys: a perinatal component related to a selection of 4145 pregnant women who have been enrolled in the Elfe cohort (the French Longitudinal Study since Childhood) in 2011, and a general population survey related to adults aged 18 74 years and children as from 6 years (Esteban).

Each of these suggestions leads to slightly different results and different problems and limitations, but each also takes the notion of the interactor seriously as a necessary component to understanding a selection process.