Sentence examples for inferred development from inspiring English sources

While word sequence and frequency analysis provide an inferred development pathway, it is important to note that not all mutational events may be observed, as reversion to reference sequence is possible in mutational hot-spots, and if a specific base change generates a mutational motif, the probability of additional mutations at that location will be increased.

The inferred general vegetation development corresponds well with results of other studies in the region.

The inferred rate of development was much slower from birth to 61 months (T1), suggesting developmental age below expectations for chronological age, than the rate of development observed during the treatment phase (T1 to T3) on most of the neurocognitive measures administered.

In fact, the orientations of mechanical e-twins are rotated more than 10° about the axis of kink bands, thus showing the validity of the inferred order of microstructural development.

The analysis supported the development of inductively inferred categories.

We have developed a Mathematically Inferred Model (MIM) for the gene regulatory network underlying development of the C cell lineage of C. elegans using gene expression time course data recovered from wild-type animals.

The spatiotemporal evolution of the protein components are inferred from transcript profiles, using Arabidopsis root development (5 tissues, 3 temporal stages) as an example.

The roles for many CYPs, including roles in development, cannot necessarily be inferred from sequence identities.

Although only ~ 100 chemical exposure rates have been inferred directly from NHANES, these inferred exposure rates have served as a training set for the development of consensus model 'Exposure Predictions'.

This cyclical process was repeated until the new themes were sufficiently abstract to describe and/or explain all of our initial descriptive themes, our inferred barriers and facilitators and implications for intervention development.

The only ambiguity in our defined tumor development process, however, was whether the inferred common ancestral cell represented the initial tumor cell, or whether it emerged after an earlier tumor initiation event and developed growth/survival advantages over other early tumor cells via clonal selection.