Sentence examples for for generating environment from inspiring English sources

SSRs provide an ideal mechanism for generating environment specific variation.

POOL also generates environment features for all residues, based on the THEMATICS features of neighboring ionizable residues; thus, POOL predicts all 20 amino acid types.

We developed a procedure for generating testing environments with an arbitrary number of rooms, all chained together as shown in Figure 13.

Thus, we hypothesize that a bacteria biofilm is responsible for generating the acidic environment necessary to form brushite.

Mitkov and colleagues (Mitkov et al. 2006) developed a computer-aided environment for generating multiple-choice test items.

Figure 2 shows two schemes of the FE-type system for generating a multipath fading environment with the time-varying amplitude and phase of ML paths.

MATLAB is also an attractive environment for generating bespoke routines for scientific computation as it contains a library of easily accessible inbuilt functions, effective debugging tools and a simple syntax for generating scripts.

We present a set of models for simulating vegetation dynamics in disturbance-prone ecosystems with different complexity levels, integrated in a modelling environment for generating landscapes and analysing landscape patterns and simulation results (Lass).

This approach avoids the use of elaborate numerical inversion techniques of Laplace transforms, uses a single computational environment for generating the ODEs and estimating the parameters and does not require an analytical solution of the model.

On this basis, and due to the importance of the design of the built environment for generating the fear of crime and perceived insecurity, this study focuses on design elements that are related to the perceived security/insecurity of women.

To address the early role of the CP-CSF system we first examined whether tight junction proteins are present at all brain barriers including CSF-bathed meningeal and cisternal vessels in embryonic day 19 (E19) rat fetuses, a requirement for generating a brain fluid environment which is controlled and independent from plasma composition before birth.