Sentence examples for expected from the analysis from inspiring English sources
A region of the cell membrane that is defined in single-particle diffusion studies of mobile molecules as an area where mobile species are likely to spend more time than expected from the analysis of the trajectory of diffusing species.
In contrast to a simple model of component independence, cooperative complexes as a whole often display slightly altered DNA specificity from what would be expected from the analysis of their separate components.
This behavior is intuitively expected from the analysis of "Optimal control framework for information diffusion" with respect to (Gamma) (Eq. (23)), although it ignores the dependence of the adjoint variable (lambda) on the number of infected nodes.
As expected from the analysis in Section 5, the experimental results show that without the original source video or information on the quality of each input video, the proposed method can consistently reconstruct a video which has a better quality (in terms of average PSNR) than that of any input copy.
As expected from the analysis of individual perturbations, no significant correlation was observed for either of the groups considered (RP, ribosomal biogenesis genes and stress genes) (Table S2).
As expected from the analysis of methylation and ERα binding sites profiles, ectopic expression of ERα in MDA MB231 cells did not stimulate pS2 expression.
The differential and bidirectional algorithms converge close to the MMSE optimum as expected from the previous analysis.
Consequently, optical absorbance and XPS VB edge results coherently prove that the band electronic structure in nanosheet containing significant amount of OH groups is markedly different from that in the regular ZnO as expected from the chemical analysis.
Like in the unilateral case and as expected from the convergence analysis conducted in Section 3.2, the best AFC results were obtained at low input SFR levels, that is, at high gains.
Actually, as expected from the theoretical analysis (see Equations 13 and 15), the difference between the capacity of TR and MRT decreases when the number of transmit antennas increases and both systems become equivalent.
As expected from the DOS analysis discussed earlier, the amorphyzation tends to produce smoother spectra, as for the low-energy region (NC) like as for high-energy one (SiO2 matrix).
