Sentence examples for inferring the minimum from inspiring English sources

Inferring the minimum number of origins is difficult because we do not know how much nucleotide change has occurred since the origin.

Based on observations pointing to NAD vertices of a gene tree as indicating potentially misplaced genes, we developed a polynomial-time algorithm for inferring the minimum number of leaf-removals required to transform a gene tree into an MD-tree, i.e. a tree with no NAD vertices.

Considering maximum rates of growth and inferring the minimum size at metamorphosis across 25 ponds over the course of three years, we calculated that hydroperiods longer than three months are necessary to support these populations through metamorphosis and/or reproductive maturity.

The team inferred the minimum force needed from calculations of the normal pressures that occur during digestion and was able to keep the magnetic pill in the rat's small intestines for 12 hours.

One of the major aims of seismology is to infer the minimum set of properties of the Earth's interior that will explain recorded seismic wave trains in detail.

In order to synthesize a behavioral ecology and infer the minimum organizational constraints for the design of our creatures, we examined the well-studied case of communication in vervet monkeys.

On a time-calibrated tree, one of the advantages of maximum likelihood over parsimony (which simply infers the minimum number of changes necessary to explain the distribution of tip states) is that it accounts for the time of a character change.

Indeed, by utilizing the model, one can infer the minimum transmission power that satisfies 's constraints.

Since in the all relay scheme a packet can be transmitted as near to the destination as possible during each transmission round, the scheme can result in the minimum transmission counts, which infers the minimum transmission cost.

If we assume a fluid salinity, we can infer the minimum porosity, based on a fluid-bearing rock model such as Hashin-Shtrikman bounds (Hashin and Shtrikman [1962]; Pommier and Le-Trong [2011]).

GRIMM uses an algorithm known to efficiently infer the minimum number of inversions from one sequence to another.