Sentence examples for computation suggest from inspiring English sources

The side-chain arrangement of the NMR-derived structures and the energy minimization of a homopentameric TM2 channel in a fully hydrated DMPC membrane using large-scale computation suggest a model of pore architecture in which simultaneous tilting movements of entire TM2 helices by a mere 10° may be sufficient to account for the channel gating.

Evolutionary reasoning and computation suggest that positive affect is associated with higher attentional flexibility than negative affect, even when affectively neutral material is processed.

Harnessing them for the sake of computation, suggested as a possibility more than two decades ago, has proved difficult.

Lovelace foresaw the possibility of using the Analytical Engine for non-numeric computation, suggesting that the Engine might even be capable of composing elaborate pieces of music.

Computation suggests an analysis of risk averse and procurement behavior, which indicates that a more risk-averse customer prefers to order less under uncertainty and risk.

For low M0 cases, the non-decaying oscillation of the initiation structure exists after a sufficiently long-time computation, suggesting the quasi-steady balance of initiation wave systems.

The lack of the DC component computation suggests that compressed images resulting from the application of T are expected to be severely degraded in terms of perceived image quality.

RANNS computation suggested that the maximum radial temperature difference in the former case tended to be larger than that in the latter case, and the radial temperature difference increases considerably with off-center pellets, which might also affect crack formation.

The analogue computation suggested that most of the strain on the graft in the flexible tray resulted in a beneficial mechanical environment, while in the conventional tray more than half of graft was in the lowest class of strain (disuse – <50 μstrains).

The behavioral and neural difference in decision difficulty between VV and TT loss decisions cannot be accounted for by the assumption of "cold" computation, suggesting that the similarity of alternatives determines choice difficulty.

The difference in matrix correlations for the two methods of computation suggests that a component of the correspondence between individual variation and FA originated from the amounts of variation of individual landmarks.