Sentence examples for dependencies embedded in from inspiring English sources

Subsequent experiments (unpublished data) using a network simulator to generate synthetic microarray data with artificial noise has shown that the tree learning in MINER can recover the gene dependencies embedded in simple network motifs such as feed-forward loops.

Second, physicians embedded in the business logic experience power dependencies and interest dissatisfaction with regard to other physicians.

First, physicians embedded in the medical logic experience power dependencies and interest dissatisfaction with regard to management, which induces them to leave the hospital.

However, Eq. 3 tells us that the dependency of the elastic response on length is already embedded in the length-tension curve.

On the biggest policy question of our age – how best to liberate ourselves from the entitlement-dependency mentality that's been fostered in so many people (and embedded in the nation's finances) after decades of the "brother's keeper" premise and a welfare state that subsidizes failure – Romney again bests Gingrich.

The 2D Sketcher is embedded in a separate frame, as a workaround of the conflicting version of jQuery dependencies at the time of the development.

Thus, natural resource management, in its generic sense, bespeaks the degree to which societies are embedded in the natural environment, and what is being managed is that basic dependency as much as the resources themselves.

On the basis of general literature on dependency of rate constant on reactants' concentration and the esterification-rate determining step, concentration term embedded in the units of SRC has been identified as catalyst concentration.

Embedded in the literature on business models, this paper explores how incumbent and entrepreneurial firms' path dependencies have affected the evolution of business models for electric vehicles.

Such skepticism is embedded in his theories.

It's embedded in me.