Sentence examples for denoted changing from inspiring English sources

59 species in the rare group and 34 in the solitary group denoted changing and diverse species selections, respectively.

Firstly, we transformed time-course gene expression data into categorical-state data to denote the changing trend of gene expression.

Its "Goodwill" team — which is behind efforts like Friends Day and various messages at the top of the feed, including the recently added Weather greetings — is now rolling out new animations to denote the changing seasons.

Adding side chain atoms not built in the original structure or flagged as 'not there' by setting the occupancy to zero (common practice of many crystallographers to denote disorder), or changing their placement, changes the calculated electrostatic potential of a protein and can affect drug docking studies and simulations.

(19 where (overset{lower0.5emhbox{$smash{scriptscriptstylefrown}$}}{P}_{E,C,i}^ [k]) denotes the adjusted changing power of agent i at iteration k considering power mismatch balancing; (gamma_{i}) is the power mismatch dispatching coefficient of the i-th agent; (overset{lower0.5emhbox{$smash{scriptscriptstylefrown}$}}{rho }_{C,i}^ [k]) is the adjusted MCC of agent i at iteration k.

Lin uses lighting to denote the changing of the seasons, with shafts of hazy sunlight, swirling mist and falling snow.

Because the annual percentage changes denoted by lower case letters are small, the changing area, a plus changing carbon density, d' nearly equals changing mass q = a+d' (see Materials and Methods section).

For weak selection (small β), the transition rates are given by

Some antibody suppliers then use new animals to make the antibody and simply denote this fact by changing the lot number.

Regular sound changes of the general form denoting the i th sound changing to the j th are modeled in a stochastic matrix Q r that takes the form of an identity matrix with the i th diagonal element interchanged with the off diagonal position (ji).

We use to denote the vector of after changing and, then (223).