Sentence examples for evolution of the link from inspiring English sources
No studies have investigated the impact of long-term CPAP treatment on spectral HRV components across sleep stages, or the evolution of the link between HRV and deep sleep across the night in severely apneic patients treated by CPAP, in comparison to healthy controls.
The presence of genes in a cluster would favor their co-segregation and thus favor the rapid evolution of the linked genes.
Differently from link prediction, that aims at predicting the global evolution of the network, link recommendation provides a contact list for every single individual and succeeds when many of the recommended contacts are actually linked by the target user.
The bolded black curve presents the daily averaged speed; it is worth noting that it summarizes the erratic time evolution of this link poorly.
The weight distribution displays a slightly slower convergence, and is still slowly changing even for aggregation intervals of around 3 months; this is also related to the curvature seen in the evolution of the average link weight (Figure 3(d)).
It refers to two real cases of an effective time evolution of the target link L11−12 (black bolded curve) from a current time k into the subsequent 60 min: the left panel shows a time evolution always included within those of its matched patterns (the colored lines), whereas the right panel shows the opposite case.
We can extract dynamical information from the evolution of the network links over time.
When we examine the evolution of the fusion linked protein pair across the full range of eukaryotes and prokaryotes, the data suggest multiple independent fusion events within the archaeplastida (in diatoms, brown algae, and oomycetes Figure 1B).
However the evolution of the number of links (addition or removal of links for pollinators while in the network) cannot be described by joined parameters.
Novel observations are presented on the correlation of the evolution of the molecular structure linked to the relevant local macroscopic measures of strain as the sample deforms.
Their studies do provide tantalising evidence, however, that the evolution of the anus is linked to another structure that animals use for sex.
