Sentence examples for consistent transitions from inspiring English sources

In 1,543 of the 2,078 (74.3 %) of consistent transitions, the SWT had the smallest magnitude of gain/loss.

For example, in the case of PCNA, the identification of peptide NLAMGVNLTSMSK was not conclusive based on the transitions that were provided in the library, i.e., consistent transitions at the predicted peptide tr were not observable.

The Berger Parker index, a class dominance statistic, provided a more consistent transition indicator.

This natural and consistent transition between different morphologies gives rise to flat planar facets, which provide a perfect platform for the nucleation of nanostructures.

To make sure the significant aliasing distortions are cancelled completely, all prototype filters are designed with consistent transition band performance, using the optimization algorithm.

As can be seen, TD-DFT overshoots the transition energies by an average of 0.37 eV but yields very consistent transition energies (R = 0.97).

For the PN constructed above, a consistent transition t with fuzzy regulation function f t between an input place i and an output place o satisfies (10) i.e. the modeled predicted expression behaviour agrees with the actual observed behaviour.

In a meta-study by Fusar-Poli et al. [ 9] of 2502 patients there was a consistent transition risk, of 18% after 6 months of follow-up, 22% after 1 year, 29% after 2 years, and 36% after 3 years.

The meso-endo transitional form differs from the reticulate mesogleal form in the organization (stacked rather than haphazardly reticulate) and shape (elliptical rather than irregularly-shaped) of the lacunae and the consistent transition in attachment sites between lacunae to pleats through a sigmate curve in the mesoglea.

Because transversion (TV) substitution dynamics in mtDNA are far more consistent than transitions, they substitute at a much slower rate, and are thus much less prone to saturation, the use of exclusively transversions for relative rate comparisons (e.g., dN/dS) can eliminate many potential errors [5], [15], [16].

Responsiveness of the tariffs to these consistent health transitions was assessed using standardized response mean (SRM).