Sentence examples for dynamic repertoire from inspiring English sources

However, as models become larger and more complex, they become difficult to systematically explore, and extraction of underlying principles governing their dynamic repertoire is not trivial.

Epigenomics-based annotation revealed a highly dynamic repertoire of enhancers, which were inherited, de novo activated, decommissioned and re-activated during CD8+ T cell responses.

Here, we explore the hypothesis that the intermittent dynamics of the neural mass model are due to general dynamic properties, namely (i) the intrinsic dynamic repertoire (bifurcations) of isolated nodes and (ii) the interaction between nodes when they are coupled, and when nodes are heterogeneous.

All these observations are at odds with the expectedly abundant and dynamic repertoire of spacers in an immune system aiming at protecting bacteria from phages.

In concomitance with transcription and pre-mRNA processing, a dynamic repertoire of proteins are recruited to package mRNA forming the messenger ribonucleoprotein particle (mRNP).

The distinction between the dynamic repertoire and the operational signals allowed us to quantify the functional modes' complexity as well as the operational signals' entropy and correlation with the output.

Clearly the parasite requires a dynamic protein repertoire and a ubiquitous control of gene expression to achieve such complex tasks.

Midshipman have two male reproductive morphs; we used type I males here because they are the most abundant during collections and have the most dynamic vocal repertoire [ 19, 20].

Bergelson et al. (2001) have shown that balancing selection for rare RGH alleles competes with selective sweeps caused by the arms race with dominant pathogen races to create a very dynamic RGH repertoire (Bergelson et al. 2001).

The schizophrenia group's tendency to process high and low error conditions with similar behavioral resources may reflect a relatively static, non-dynamic cognitive repertoire.

Digital games have the potential to enrich our repertoire of dynamic assessment.