Sentence examples for frequent context from inspiring English sources

Nest site selection is a frequent context for decision making in ants, but little is known of the criteria used to make a choice.

To make matters worse, cognitive performance during these stretches is further reduced by the "attention residue" left from the frequent context switching required to "just check" if something important arrived.

Our results challenge the prevailing hypothesis of miRNA families acting in a generally coordinated fashion across multiple phenotypic states, and highlights the frequent context dependent behaviour of individual miRNA themselves, regardless of grouping by family31,32.

For greater number colonies the time per colony increases due to memory swapping and frequent context switching.

In this case, users will effectively compete for the same resources resulting in frequent context switching and overall lower performance.

Our GPU-virtualization architecture can avoid the frequent context switches in a GPU device thereby showing better performance.

Due to these frequent context-dependent effects, epistasis has represented a major challenge for molecular genetics, population and quantitative genetics, as well as for evolutionary theory.

Experimental results indicated that, in both the frequent-gain context and the frequent-loss context, final outcome has little effect on decision makers.

A fair experimental manipulation in SGT is to evaluate the effect of final outcome by varying outcome under a constant gain-loss frequency, namely, by manipulating the final outcome variable under the same frequent-gain or frequent-loss context (Table 2 and Figure 2).

In Duret and Galtier [ 14], an explicit mathematical model was developed to investigate whether frequent CpG-context dependent mutations could account for the suppression in frequencies of TpA in human DNA sequences.

Many of the building blocks of the defense's argument involve actions that occur quite often outside of a romantic context: frequent phone calls, for instance, and exchanges of gifts.