Sentence examples for group of a factor from inspiring English sources

We show that any compact group can be realized as the outer automorphism group of a factor of type II1.

Aminoisoquinoline and isoquinoline groups have successfully replaced the more basic P1 benzamidine group of an acylsulfonamide factor VIIa inhibitor.

The nitro-substituent of the phenolic leaving group contributes a factor of ∼20 to the value of kcat/ Km (5 vs 1).

The 1973 figures for arsenic exposure underestimated the exposure of the cohort group by a factor of possibly 10.

For example, facet_grid(.~ group) generates multipanel plots per level of a factor group by column, but facet_grid(group ~.) will generate plots by row.

In none of the studied datasets of this group, normalization by a factor of N1/2 produced significantly worse results.

The lack of care for musical conventions, accessibility and audible cleanliness become a critique that drives the genius of the group, a factor that gives them the role of the Antichrist to the music world.

In-depth focus group discussions with agricultural development agents and local elders were held to assign a set of relative weights for a group of factors, and a very good acceptable consistence ratio (Clark Labs 2012) for the group of factors considered were obtained for each class as shown in Table 4.

When such behavior occurs significant life differences between each group of up to a factor of 10 or more is observed.

It is concluded that the UW18 human glioblastoma cell line elaborates a soluble factor, or group of factors, with an MW in the 10- to 30-kD range, capable of inducing transformational alterations in target normal endothelial cells, and that such transformation may account for some of the abnormal endothelial cell changes associated with malignant astrocytomas.

The ETS protein family is a group of transcription factors that share a DNA-binding ETS domain and regulate the expression of a variety of genes including key ones involved in regulation of cell proliferation, differentiation and survival.