Sentence examples for distributions support from inspiring English sources

The two distinct distributions support the fact that two active sites with different activities are present on the Mo sulfide catalysts for the C S hydrogenolysis and hydrogenation of dibenzothiophene during the HDS reaction.

The code is shown to produce results of excellent accuracy, and it is believed that it will be useful to the designer in obtaining dependable results for fairly complex beam geometries with discontinuities in mass and stiffness distributions, support flexibilities and variable axial loads.

The analyses of mismatch distributions support that two independent expansions have occurred and reject the possibility of one or two large panmictic populations.

In the present study we quantified gene flow using a coalescent-based analysis under a model of isolation with migration and, using an ecological niche modeling approach, tested whether predicted distributions support patterns of strong population structure in the Mediterranean.

Their distributions support the parameter partitions described thus far.

Biogeographic patterns in spacer and prophage distributions support the concept that Salinispora spp. encounter localized MGEs.

Input: Graph G t), the set of on-demand videos V t), with sort by video popularity distributions, supporting-peers ζ, the desired level of video quality σ.

If the conditional distribution of L2= β1ξ1+⋯+βnξn given L1= α1ξ1+⋯+αnξn is symmetric, then each μj="γj∗ρj, where γj are Gaussian measures, and ρj are distributions supported in G.

Prediction errors were well within cut-off values and statistical distributions supported the suitability of the model (Table 4).

The analysis of allelic distributions supported the monoclonal origin of the major triploid subgroups, 'Cavendish', 'Mutika-Lujugira' and 'Plantain', despite wide geographical distribution and huge phenotypic diversity.

The observed (baseline) distortion was subsequently extrapolated per individual locus to hypothetical BC1 and BC1S1 expected marker distributions (Supporting information: Tables S1 and S2).