Sentence examples for each of the subcomponents from inspiring English sources

The first step towards a new model of typology is to establish quantitative models of each of the subcomponents: AB and CB.

When tested by label-free BLI technology, C1qA, C1qB and C1qC showed low nanomolar equilibrium dissociation constants with FLIPr, indicating a high affinity interaction with each of the subcomponents.

Second, given the observed differences in the Image Generation and Image Interpretation subscales, we analyzed participants learner curves for each of the subcomponents separately (Table 3).

All choices per question, including the true/false options, were presented randomly, and only one choice was possible per question except for questions 8 10 that allowed responders to select true or false in each of the subcomponents (i.e., questions 8 9: true/false for a or b or c or d or e; question 10: true/false for a or b or c).

This data set consists of the anatomy ontology components at each timed stage along with each of the child subcomponents that are 'part-of' that particular component.

To estimate K i, SWIFT initiates GMM fitting with a value of K i = 2, and increases K i ← K i + 1 until each of the fitted subcomponents is unimodal.

However, few studies have investigated the neuroanatomical underpinnings of the subcomponents of empathy in schizophrenia.

Results of Chi-square indicated that both treatment groups outperformed the control group and the proportion of using all subcomponents of polite refusal strategy except for one of the subcomponents outweighed in explicit group compared with implicit group.

There is, however, a diverse range of empirical data related to many of the subcomponents of sustainable development: development and environment; the driving forces of population, affluence/poverty/consumerism, technology, and entitlement programs; and the gap between attitudes and behavior.

These optima are seen as the current representatives of the subcomponents and used by the other subcomponents to construct their complete solutions for fitness evaluation.

Three major sources of complexity in many real-world problems are size, variable interaction, and interdependence of the subcomponents of a problem.