Sentence examples for diverse modifications from inspiring English sources

Especially ensemble learning classifier like Rotation Forest, in combination with diverse modifications by our own to guarantee diversity and accuracy, achieves the best performance in all cases.

The diverse modifications of the Weberian apparatus are diagnostic of orders and certain families.

These diverse modifications are read out by effector protein complexes, which ultimately determine their functional outcome by modulating the activity state of underlying genes.

Additionally, the presence of a progestagen results in diverse modifications of the effects of estrogens, sometimes acting synergically, others being neutral or antagonizing estrogens' effects.

This approach allows better exploitation of the dendritic architecture, giving to the scaffolding structure an 'active' role beyond the traditional one and leaving the peripheral groups unaffected and ready for diverse modifications in order to improve their potential performance in the drug delivery scenario.

We present a theoretical description of bacterial diffusion in a porous medium the natural habitat for many cell types which elucidates how diverse modifications of the motility apparatus resulting in a nonzero tumbling frequency allows for unjamming of otherwise straight-swimming cells at internal boundaries and leads to net migration.

Glycosylation is a common and highly diverse modification of proteins.

Ubiquitination is a diverse modification that yields multiple types of poly-Ub conjugates and mono-ubiquitination.

In this review we consider the role of diverse epigenetic modifications in the development of RA, with a special focus on epigenetic modifications in RASF.

In this review we draw a detailed picture for the role of diverse epigenetic modifications in the development of RA with a special focus on epigenetic modifications in RASF.

Moreover, the aspergillide scaffold could lend itself to diverse structural modifications in projected syntheses of biologically active congeners.