Sentence examples for expression format from inspiring English sources

In order to introduce gap drainage technology into practice, the design concept and expression format of spatial geometry are proposed for gap drainage impeller with twisted vice blades.

This expression format may be determined randomly when each module exists, and when the emotion of the robot is considered important, the facial expression and the gesture are different according to the change of the emotion [37].

These plasmids were transformed into a variety of P. fluorescens host strains each having a unique phenotype, to evaluate soluble expression in a 96-well growth and protein expression format.

Discriminability (d') on Color Verification trials was analyzed in a mixed ANOVA, with a between-subjects factor of Syntax Knowledge (i.e., knower vs. non-knower), and within-subjects factors of Expression Format ("v1 + v2 × v3 + v4" vs. "v1 × v2 + v3 × v4") and Algebraic Term (within vs. between algebraic sub-expressions).

These results were confirmed by a linear mixed-effects model, with fixed effects of Algebraic Term, Syntax Knowledge, and their interaction; random effects of Subject and Expression Format; and the maximal converging random effects structure, which had all random intercepts and slopes, uncorrelated (Barr, Levy, Scheepers, & Tily, 2013).

The MEME result gives a graphic representation and Motifs in regular expression format.

Furthermore, the customers tend to give their personal preferences in multiple expression formats, i.e., multiplicative judgment comparison matrix, utility value vector, and complementary judgment comparison matrix, relying on their cultural and educational background and value systems.

Destination vectors are available for a number of protein expression formats as well as for functional studies such as phage display and yeast two-hybrid assays.

In addition to monovalent VHHs, several expression formats for the production of VHH multimers have been described (Fig.  1b).

The application of ESPRIT in this co-expression format (CoESPRIT) provides a powerful way of identifying well-expressing soluble complexes for in vitro and in vivo biochemical and structural characterisation, as well as immunisation, high throughput screening and other applications that require multi-milligram quantities of material.

The simulation data is generated by using the simulator of HFPNe, which is saved in an expression data format (called EDF).