Sentence examples for full set of processes from inspiring English sources

However, the full set of processes considered as error catastrophes is diverse and not easily connected to biology (Wiehe 1997), so the results in (1) cannot be generalized to account for error catastrophes.

It argued that he was not entitled to the full set of due process rights, like access to a lawyer, that he would be if he faced a traditional criminal proceeding.

These fish have all been born in the wild, either from wild-born or F1-hatchery fish and have experienced the full set of natural selection processes throughout life.

All data is MIAME compliant and the full set of raw and processed data, along with detailed methods regarding data processing have been deposited in the ArrayExpress (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/microarray-as/ae/) database under accession numbers E-MEXP-2399 E-MEXP-2399 E-MEXP-2399-2402.

In order for this process to be possible, each of the new daughter cells must have a full set of genes, a process requiring replication of the chromosomes as well as segregation of the separate sets.

Joint fact-finding should be handled by a subcommittee or a working group appointed by the full set of participants in a consensus building process.

Baum added that Prizeo is also "a tech platform" with a full set of features, including a simple payment process, sharing capabilities (fans can win additional prizes for sharing the campaign with on Facebook and Twitter), and analytics.

While we lacked data on some fine-scale drivers like microclimate and hydrologic processes for the full set of plots used here, further work could examine how those types of drivers differ among these classifications using a smaller subset of plots for which those data are available.

We began a model-building process using stepwise regression as a screening process to evaluate the full set of explanatory variables presented in Table 1.

And the full set of issues at stake in this import process are much broader than this issue of waste handling alone.

A set of 33 (out of 81) practices were ranked as mandatory by most of participants, which represents 40%% of the TMMi's full set of practices; on the downside, a testing process that relies on this subset of TMMi practices does not fully fulfil level 2 (Managed) of the maturity model.