Sentence examples for independent reduction from inspiring English sources

The IR-KELM (independent reduction kernel extreme learning machine) is developed to improve computational efforts without prediction accuracy reduction, and it serves an empirical model for polynomial LPV model mismatch compensation.

In contrast to inflammation during ischemic/hypoxic conditions, NOSs are less efficient because their enzymatic activity requires oxygen and NO is generated via oxygen independent reduction of nitrite (reviewed in [102]).

To further complement these results, we also analyzed six independent reduction mammoplasties using CD24 and CD44 cell surface markers.

Patients with virologic failure but who remain on ART have an independent reduction in AIDS-related mortality compared to those not receiving ART [ 17].

Single cells suspensions obtained from dissociation of three independent reduction mammoplasties as described above were cultured in DMEM/F-12 medium with 10 % FBS.

Getting up to the toilet frequently at night was also found to be associated with an independent reduction in risk of late stillbirth.

Similarly, age, education, time since diagnosis of diabetes, and hypertension were not associated with significant independent reductions in health utility scores and were excluded from the final model.

Ancestral state reconstructions indicate at least ten independent reductions in the number of digits from a pentadactyl condition, with a further seven reductions proceeding independently from a tetradactyl condition derived from one of these reductions.

The precise mechanisms leading to independent reductions in the proliferation of insertions in mammalian genomes are uncertain, but they must have involved a decline in the physical rate of insertion and/or an increase in the efficiency of selective removal.

Thus, because the split between mammalian orders predates the KT boundary (Benton and Donoghue 2007; Bininda-Emonds et al. 2007; Wible et al. 2007), there appear to have been dramatic independent reductions in LTR element insertion rates in isolated lineages of placental mammals.

Here we utilize genome-wide surveys of mobile elements and two types of pseudogenes to suggest that diverse orders of mammals have undergone substantial, independent reductions in genome size following the Cretaceous Tertiary (KT) boundary, a period of global ecological upheaval occurring ∼65 Ma (Archibald 1996).