Sentence examples for constructed a one from inspiring English sources

Second, we have constructed a one unit cTF model which means the model does not have information about the tropomyosin overlap region.

In 1952, the congregation constructed a one-story synagogue building on an almost 1 acre property at 2550 Portland Street.

Using this simplified system we have constructed a one-dimensional model based on a flat biofilm to illustrate how different values of δ may result in different concentration profiles while the thickness of the biofilm, the cell density in the biofilm, and the rate of signal-production in the biofilm remain constant.

Cai et al. [17] constructed a one-dimension (1D) core shell4 core–structuralctural nanocable for PCs with a high capacitance of 1038 F g−1 at 0.5 A g−1.

Previously, we constructed a one-time inducible transposon, COKC, by fusing the transposase gene with a chemically inducible PR-1a promoter (Charng et al. 2008; Tai et al. 2011).

We first constructed a one-dimensional (1D) layered P-wave velocity model (red line in the inset in Fig. 3b) based on the JMA2001 velocity model (Ueno et al. 2001) and then relocated the two earthquakes using manually picked P- and S-wave arrival times assuming a constant Vp/Vs ratio of 1.73.

We constructed a one-locus, two-allele model, where the locus is maternally inherited through the cytoplasm.

For each superfamily that rejected the null hypothesis, we further constructed a one-sided confidence interval for the ratio f g / f s.

If any item could not fit the Rasch model expectation, patients were deemed to have exhibited unexpected behaviors, such as aberrant responses, guessing or inattentiveness, which may have led to responses outside of the model's expectations (as we assumed all 28 items constructed a one-dimensional latent trait).

Crystal 6 was constructed by Sn(IV TMOPPCl2 cores to construct a one dimension hydrogen bonding "polymer" chains interlaced in its crystal architecture.

For both values, we construct a one parameter diagram by varying α the coupling strength between excitatory populations; see Fig. 7.