Sentence examples for expansion number from inspiring English sources
The results show that all the refined kinematic theories are able to capture the exact solution if a sufficient number of expansion (number of terms in the expansion of the displacement field) is taken, but the maximum computational cost can change for the different types of models.
It seems like investors are not liking that international expansion number, given that the service is launching in so many new countries.
Image Number of coloursbefore expansion Number of coloursafter expansion Expansion rate Distortiondue to expansion Hill 149509 163513 163993 64.21 dB 66.20 dB Mandrill 662895 663023 663023 62.05 dB 66.20 dB Table 2 The size of the largest clusters before and after cluster expansion.
SCA17 has a vague boundary for the expansion number for the pathologic range.
His expansion number for SCA6 was increased to 20 (less than 16 in a normal population) [ 76].
In addition to the small expansion number of TNR, there is another interesting feature of parkinsonian SCA2: interrupted CAG repeats.
For analysis of neurosphere replating assays in GraphPad Prism 4, expansion numbers obtained per passage were transformed into LOG and linear regression analysis was performed on resulting curves.
Their trinucleotide repeats (TNR) expansion numbers were 35 and 36.
In the MSA phenotype, expansion numbers were both 32 [ 28, 29].
In the PD phenotype, expansion numbers were similar, regardless of family history [ 4, 6, 10, 23, 24, 26– 29].
Odorant receptors form the largest recorded nematode-specific gene family expansion – numbering ~800 genes compared to 60 genes in flies [ 46] – which suggests the importance of chemosensing in the soil environment.
