Sentence examples for correlated functions from inspiring English sources

In general, motifs that increased after speciation events distant from humans were more likely to have correlated functions, whereas motifs that increased after the emergence of mammals lacked correlations with any functions (Additional file 10).

Similarly, co-expressed genes often have correlated functions.

Metabolism was then modularized by grouping core reactions with metabolically correlated functions using hierarchical clustering; this modularization enables us to look at modules of reactions as functional unities instead of individual reactions, thereby simplifying our subsequent analysis (Additional file 1).

Several correlated functions from the detailed numerical solution are used for the model of the air curtain.

The cumulative electric signals of single neurons with neuronal ensembles oscillate on various timeframes, supporting regional brain function and underlying correlated functions across regions.

A lack of proximity of genes with correlated functions in the M. xanthus genome in these two instances may be a result of the genome expansion that has taken place in M. xanthus.

Further studies correlating functions to different gene family evolutionary ages or to lineages should be undertaken before general conclusions can be drawn.

For lithium, the cc-pVQZ-DK basis set 29, 30 was combined with the core valence correlating functions from the cc-pCVQZ basis set.

This method tends to fail, however, when correlated objective functions must be optimized using Robust Parameter Designs (RPD).

We asked if these could be correlated with functions in distinct developmental phases with a conserved phenotype.

Unlike the numerous calibrations, proposed in the scientific literature, which have tried to reproduce the default correlating functions which had been missing, the present methodology was created specifically for the development of 2D CFD airfoil models.