Sentence examples for for all occurrences from inspiring English sources

Both substructure algorithms search for all occurrences of each substructure.

The algorithms search for all occurrences of the substructure.

Then σ(B) is the formula that results from B by substituting simultaneously A1,…, An for all occurrences of p1,…, pn, respectively).

Searching for all occurrences of a pattern in a text is a fundamental problem in computer science with applications in many other fields, like natural language processing, information retrieval and computational biology.

"Consistently" in this context means that if a term is substituted for one occurrence of a given variable, the same term must be substituted for all occurrences of that variable in both s and t.

Using sensitive methods for sequence profile analysis and protein structure comparison, we exhaustively surveyed the protein sets from completely sequenced genomes for all occurrences of 21 intracellular small-molecule-binding domains (SMBDs) that are represented in at least two of the three major divisions of life (bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes).

Mounting was disproportionately expressed by male test mice in response to the introduction of a female, accounting for 81% of all occurrences, and was targeted towards both the posterior and anterior portion of the stimulus mouse.

"In our discussions with Mr Layfield he has admitted, and has expressed his regret for, all the occurrences to which our attention had been drawn, and indeed some others of which we were not previously aware, which also date back eight years or more".

Moreover, the 17,610 proteins in clusters accounted for 90% each of all occurrences of the three annotation types (Table  3).

Among the 15 that emerged for more than one individual (Table 1) a single category accounted for more than 50% of all occurrences, namely "Screening was easy/good/fine".

There was a wide range of chronic conditions reported but the most common chronic diseases were hypertension and other heart or circulatory diseases, which accounted for about a third of all occurrences.