Sentence examples for homogeneous tendency from inspiring English sources

3) The variability of epistatic coefficients shows a surprising homogeneous tendency in ensembles of functional networks, whereas in ensembles of arbitrary networks the variability shows a remarkably fluctuating tendency.

The radionuclides removing activities of the following treatments show a homogeneous trend, with a decreasing tendency line reported in Figure 3.

Tendency of homogeneous radial deformation during electromagnetic compression of aluminium tube was investigated through the design optimization method based on sequential coupling numerical simulation and experiments.

These new findings are consistent with a simple scenario that different transformation behaviors are a result of competition between preferential grain-boundary precipitation of Ti3Ni4 particles and a tendency for homogeneous precipitation when supersaturation of Ni is large.

Cortical responsiveness to visual stimulation at different angles is considerably homogeneous and has a tendency to be preferentially activated by vertical and horizontal contours than by contours at oblique angles (oblique effect [44]). Figure 2a illustrates polar plots of representative cases from Saline, Ethanol, and Ethanol+Vinpocetine treated groups.

ρ is a positive constant in the homogeneous case, which means a tendency for v to move to the low density region of u. (rho(x)) is referred to as the cross-diffusion pressure.

Much of the music coming out of the New York City borough lately has the unfortunate tendency to sound homogeneous.

The circularity ratio remained remarkably uniform in the range of 0.6 0.7 for first-order and second-order basins in homogeneous shales and dolomites, indicating the tendency of small drainage basins in homogeneous geologic materials to preserve geometrical similarity.

On the contrary, group B words can only indicate homogeneous states and thus show higher tendency of nominalization and are used as powerful modifiers in being a nominal modifier or an adjunct.

Specifically, there is a tendency for the more homogeneous activity classes (such as the renin inhibitors) to exhibit their maximum precision at larger numbers of searches than for the less homogeneous (i.e., more heterogeneous) activity classes, where we approximate the homogeneity of an activity class by the mean pair-wise similarity when averaged across all the pairs of molecules in that class.

Individuals with complete Angle class I had a tendency to be more homogeneous than individuals with partial Angle class I [ 38].