Sentence examples for generated by variations from inspiring English sources
In micromixers, fluids deform through convection generated by variations in the shape of a channel, e.g., channel confluence and bend.
Structural diversity is generated by variations in the composition of the backbone, preferably at amino acid positions 1 and 3, and by different glycosylation, methylation, and chlorination patterns.
Chemosensory cues generated by variations in cigarette product design features may serve as conditioned cues to allow the smoker to optimize nicotine delivery by adjusting puffing topography.
The paper presents a novel pattern recognition approach for the classification of single-trial movement-related cortical potentials (MRCPs) generated by variations of force-related parameters during voluntary tasks.
5'-trimming isomiRs may be generated by variations of the Dicer-cutting site on the precursor miRNA.
Note that, although λ is estimated directly from data, it is still of interest to examine a range of values for λ to evaluate the type of compensatory responses generated by variations in λ.
We explore different scenarios, with regards to coexistence of tourist classes and equilibria stability, as generated by variation of the bifurcation parameter.
In the landscape with low soil fertility due to phosphorous (P) limitation, spatial turnover was generated by variation in past and present dispersal processes.
As an example, the bifurcation diagram generated by variation of k5 is shown in Figure 5: the admissible range of variation for the parameter k5 is ([12.57, 26.62]); outside this interval the system loses its bistable behavior.
Although this observation is consistent with purifying selection both removing diversity and constraining divergence at functional elements, such a pattern could also be generated by variation in the spontaneous mutation rate.
Early size differences generated by variation in the timing of stocking of 25-mm fry in our study area were maintained over the course of 2 years (Letcher et al. 2004).
