Sentence examples for extent of the random from inspiring English sources

Mean square displacement (MSD) plots, measuring the spatial extent of the random motion, and fitting to an anomalous diffusion curve suggested a restricted nucleosome movement.

In this case, the validation of accuracy is predominantly carried out on an ongoing basis by running replicate control assays during the actual test run to determine the extent of the random error observed within that particular run.

The extent of the non-random substitutions at synonymous codons in different species was measured by three algorithms (Table 3).

As a consequence, they measure the same the extent of random and rapid perturbations as the extent of lower frequency modulations.

All these approaches have in common to a greater or lesser extent the random generation of test cases with the aim of driving the targeted program to an unexpected and possibly exploitable state.

Based on the theory detailed in Materials and Methods and [30], an increase in the extent of non-random clustering of HLA-DR1 on the surface of the B cells imaged would result in the following trends in the FRET % vs. [Acceptor] plots: (i) a lack of dependence of FRET % on [Acceptor] irrespective of the D∶A ratio, and (ii) an increase in FRET % with an increase in molar fraction of the donor.

At this bulk size the extent of random fluctuations in allele frequencies introduced in the pooling process become comparable to the approximate 'platform noise' of DArT-BSA (24% at p < 0.05 in the test experiment, but only 17% in the subsequent validation experiment).

To evaluate the full extent of stabilization after random mutagenesis, the residual activity of wild-type PML was compared with each Dieselzyme variant as a function of temperature or methanol concentration as shown in Figures  4 and 5 respectively.

Compromising stress-relieving activities of pre-evolved responses (e.g. inhibiting heat shock response under exposure to high temperatures) will elevate the stress and increase the extent of random changes.

The extent of non-random recruitment may be determined by interviewing respondents on the composition of their personal networks and comparing their estimates to recruitment outcomes.

For each intensity correlation comparison, a shuffled data set was also used to calculate the extent of random correlation between images (see 'Materials and methods').