Sentence examples for guarantee conservation from inspiring English sources

Although function tends to be conserved in orthologs, orthology does not guarantee conservation of function [ 38].

Whilst the miRNA sequence is strongly conserved between species, this does not necessarily guarantee conservation of their function [ 78].

Our purpose is to introduce a new finite volume technique which allows us to guarantee conservation of linear momentum in an inertial frame of reference.

Furthermore, the method does not guarantee conservation of signal power across the MRC combiner, i.e., equal system average power gain at both sides of the combiner.

The key idea of such limiters is to use the entire polynomials of the DG solutions from the troubled cell and its immediate neighboring cells, and then apply the classical WENO procedure to form a convex combination of these polynomials based on smoothness indicators and nonlinear weights, with suitable adjustments to guarantee conservation.

While this does not guarantee conservation of an exact motif (because its location can change across species), this approach ensures that the presence of any such nearby regulatory region is considered.

The finite volume method guarantees conservation of mass, momentum and chemical species.

MOLASSES uses a cellular automata approach that guarantees conservation of mass.

Two unique characteristics of the NICAM dynamical core are the use of the spring dynamics to construct a modified icosahedral grid (Tomita et al. [2001], [2002]) and the use of a flux form non-hydrostatic system which guarantees conservation of mass and energy (Satoh [2002], [2003]).

"The money we have is never enough to guarantee decent conservation, so we have to set priorities according to what we're most in danger of losing" at any one moment, Professor Guzzo said.

To guarantee the conservation of energy after transformation, unit vectors are used.