Sentence examples for integrating patterns from inspiring English sources

It is more likely, however, that the cortex serves the more specialized functions of integrating patterns of sensory experience and organizing motor patterns and that the ascending reticular system represents the neural structures most critically related to consciousness.

We identified patients with a greater congenital GU toxicity risk by identifying and integrating patterns in genome-wide single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).

The intuitive right hemisphere is mute and excels at identifying integrating patterns and themes.

This framework should include easy to integrate patterns.

Skill-based behavior is assumed to be highly integrated patterns of behavior.

This might explain the higher evolvability of the UM1 in a case of insular evolution where a marked size increase is involved, despite highly integrated patterns of variation between upper and lower molars.

All mouse lemur lineages delimited via mtDNA monophyly and nuclear clustering have significant patterns of genealogical exclusivity in their nuclear gene trees, as measured by gsi values for the Bayesian posterior distributions of individual gene trees, and by the ensemble gsiT, which integrates patterns across loci (Table 3).

This pooling approach integrates patterns of gene expression over a larger number of individuals but would nevertheless reveal differences between group means as tested for in an analysis of variance.

Such mechanisms must be able to integrate pattern sequences over long temporal windows, on the order of seconds, but at the moment it is not very clear what these mechanisms might be.

The tool can be used as a standalone application or a library to seamlessly integrate pattern searches into the existing software.

Testing these two ideas is important, as GLI proteins can integrate patterning and proliferative inputs in addition to HH signals (Brewster et al, 2000; Palma and Ruiz i Altaba, 2004; Kasper et al, 2006; Riobó et al, 2006; Dennler et al, 2007), as well as those from oncogenic RAS-MEK/AKT (Stecca et al, 2007); and p53 suppresses whereas GLI1 promotes tumourigenesis.