Sentence examples for functional fingerprint from inspiring English sources

To explore how the functional fingerprint of the different catch groupings influences the functional patterns of the total catch, spearman rank correlations were calculated between the catch groupings and the total catch.

This variation in proportion of data within different catch groupings highlights the extent of reconstruction required in each EEZ, and the relative potential influence of the functional fingerprint of different groupings on trends in the total catch.

Finally, we demonstrate that despite the low reliability of individual links, the information carried by the whole-brain FC matrix is robust and can be used as a functional fingerprint to identify individual subjects from the population.

This functional fingerprint was also observed for the ancestral construct (Figure 4B).

The aim of this study is to introduce the concept of Shannon entropy in decision making paradigms as a decision uncertainty descriptor of the task and to map the functional fingerprint of such uncertainty using an economic decision task under different configurations of probability and time.

This approach is focused on capturing as much information as possible, providing a functional fingerprint of the physiological and pathological state of the body.

Given these dissociations between low- and high-threshold salt processing, we use the concentration dependencies of the salt effects as functional "fingerprints" to compare 2 kinds of behavioral function in larval Drosophila (see Schipanski et al. [2008] for a similar analysis regarding sugar processing): How does salt concentration affect reflexive behavior?

We explored how diversity estimates varied among reported and unreported components of catch in 2010, and found these components had distinct functional fingerprints.

This whole process is much like creating functional "fingerprints" of drugs, says Jim Wells, a biochemist at the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the University of California, San Francisco, and president of Sunesis Pharmaceuticals.

This conflicted with our expectations that broad-scale trends in functional fingerprints would be masked by large variation in habitat and fishing practices among EEZs.

These results indicate that even when using relatively coarse-grained functional group information it is possible to see differences in the functional fingerprints of reported and unreported, industrial and small-scale components of the catch.