Sentence examples for dependent distance from inspiring English sources

Since the full distance matrix contains many dependent distance values, one has to select the most representative distances for computing these correlations (pair of the most distant points, then pair of the points most distant from the first pair, etc).

The operative question is 'do strains that have similar sequences also tend to be similar in terms of the environmental variables?' Therefore we performed a Mantel's test both between a dependent distance matrix (genetic similarities of R1 and RL) and the predictor matrix of geographical distances among strains.

The results of this analysis are used to devise a novel protein size-dependent distance potential, which displays an improved performance in discriminating native sequence-structure matches among decoy models.

Fig. 5 Time-dependent distance approach for s f_i.

The enrichment factor of SWNTs some time-dependent distance x * away from the source assumes the maximum η m.

According to this defined time period, a time-dependent distance between the front of vehicle i and the rear section of the preceding vehicle can be calculated according to Fig. 5.

Consistent with this quasi-particle picture, one can clearly see a propagating front of correlations moving with a constant velocity v max, which corresponds to the time-dependent distance between the correlated particles and holes.

These results indicate a time-dependent distance increased between the donor and the acceptor when MutL bound to ssDNA; providing a convenient assay for mutational and kinetic analysis (Fig. 1A).

Further, the long-range forces are assumed to be proportional to a proper, material-dependent, distance-decaying function and to the products of the interacting volumes.

The results show excellent agreement between the FRET and MD T-dependent distances, and demonstrate the remarkable sensitivity and reproducibility of the FRET method in this first-time use for a set of disordered peptides.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06487.004 Where predators and prey have different masses, the model predicted mass-dependent distances travelled in a given turn, with larger animals having to run farther during cornering.