Sentence examples for generating weak from inspiring English sources

(In the earlier "oscillatory number" method for generating weak counterexamples, the creating subject is not explicitly referred to).

The biggest improvements are obtained by generating weak systems using Bagging/Boosting, and learning the strong system using a state-of-the-art system combination method.

In contrast, the wild DNA contains a single mismatched base with the padlock probe and primes only a limited extension with the unligated padlock probe, generating weak background fluorescence with the addition of SG.

Instead, a second clone was isolated only when an initially isolated clone was found to be unsuitable as a FISH probe, for such reasons as generating weak or non-specific signals.

It is possible that tumor-derived peptides with poor MHC anchors exhibit reduced cell surface expression levels in the thymus, thereby generating weak T-cell activation and positive selection.

In the sensitivity analysis restricted to the 66% of births with street-level geocodes and complete covariate information (see Supplemental Material, Tables 2 4), results were largely unchanged except for generating weak positive associations with both pregnancy-induced hypertension and late preterm births.

This gradient in gene dosage influences probability of expression, generating weaker purifying selection on genes nearer the terminus and lesser potential for their repair (Mellon and Hanawalt 1989; Hanawalt and Spivak 2008), and causes them to evolve more rapidly (Sharp et al. 1989; Couturier and Rocha 2006; Cooper et al. 2010).

Considering the fact that it has taken millions of years to evolve exquisitely fine-tuned motifs around phosphorylation sites that would confer signaling specificity and fidelity (Tan et al., 2009, Zarrinpar et al., 2003), it is not so surprising that cancer mutations most often perturb this finely evolved system by generating weaker phosphorylation motifs.

Whereas elderly patients might rapidly suffer from muscle weakness and diaphragmatic fatigue and therefore generate weak inspiratory efforts, obese patients have marked reduction in compliance in respiratory system due to increased abdominal pressure and stiff thoracic cage, reducing tidal volumes and promoting hypercapnia.

In a lecture in 1923, again using choice sequences and open problems, Brouwer devises a general technique, now known as "Brouwerian counterexamples", to generate weak counterexamples to classical principles: "On the Significance of the Principle of the Excluded Middle in Mathematics" (Brouwer 1924N).

"Concentrating on just cost savings isn't ideal: I always say that money motivations generate weak changes".