Sentence examples for developing variables from inspiring English sources
In future studies it would be desirable to put effort in developing variables specially for predicting the factors as described by Maes et al. [ 5].
The combination of non-germline DNA recombination and mutation together with heavy and light chain assembly allows developing variable regions that specifically recognize essentially any antigen they may encounter.
This past summer Pitts caught our attention with his exhibit Singular Oscillations at Hotel Particulier, wherein Pitts, along with French programmer Jonathan Tanant, developed the first flight test of his developing variable-gravity flight simulator at the e-Waste Warehouse in Brooklyn.
These data, including primer sequences, may become useful for developing variable markers in M. incognita.
Patients who undergo repeat corneal grafts carry the risk of developing variable amount of corneal neovascularisation as was seen in our cases.
The increasing availability of whole plastome sequences is likely to enhance one's ability to identify suitable loci in nonmodel species, and is becoming a common pathway to developing variable markers (e.g., Wheeler et al., 2012).
Daimler-Benz introduced convertible bonds in 1996 and has continued to develop variable compensation packages.
Therefore, it is valuable to develop variable speed wind turbines (VSWTs) equipped with frequency regulation capabilities that allow them to effectively participate in addressing severe frequency contingencies.
A recently developed variable confined concrete representation is employed within the framework of fiber-discretized frame elements to model the compression zone of the FRP-confined region.
Therefore, a test bench was developed variable in shape, material and texture in order to measure grip forces applied on hand-operated interfaces during human-machine interaction.
Labov also developed variable rules analysis, with variable rules being those that all members of a speech community (presumably) possess but vary in the frequency of use.
