Sentence examples for conditional evolution from inspiring English sources

Bragg scattering of the atoms from an optical lattice generates conditional evolution in the external degrees of freedom of the atoms.

PopMod describes population evolution conditional on initial conditions that define the state of the system at some initial time.

To investigate which scale of turbulent fluctuations is responsible for the flame morphology evolution, the conditional averages of the Kolmogorov length scale and the Taylor microscale are studied.

In this paper first, we add random fluctuations as the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process noise in the dynamical equation of the SMIB system and then, we develop conditional mean and variance evolution equations.

The results indicate that the combination of Bayesian network and Dempster-Shafer evidence theory is an alternative method for evaluating NGPN accident, and the proposed framework can provide a more realistic consequence analysis since it could consider the conditional dependency in the evolution process of the NGPN accident.

While these technologies will undoubtedly speed up the dissection of signal transduction pathways/networks during development and evolution, a conditional knockdown system with stably titering down gene dosage in a tissue-specific fashion is unavailable.

Nevertheless, the genes engaged in essential functions may yield a conditional essential gene during evolution [ 3, 7].

We have discussed some of these here, in particular the critical assumption of somatic cellular Darwinian evolution, or conditional independence of transformed cell populations, which we think may be justified.

via the time dependence of Y as well as that of Ψ, it is not difficult to see (Dürr et al. 1992) the following two things about the evolution of the conditional wave: First, that it obeys Schrödinger's equation for the subsystem when that system is suitably decoupled from its environment.

In this latter method, the probabilistic modelling allowed a temporal evolution of the conditional probability of bearing the favourable QTL allele given the marker observations.

The authors consider two alternative explanations of the "excessive" complexity of some biological systems: i) the contingent nature of evolution ii) hidden, conditional essentiality of many genes They then claim that the second explanation contradicts "naïve pan-adaptationism" (my wording but I think this is the gist of what is said).