Sentence examples for intermediate distribution from inspiring English sources

While most metabolic engineering efforts focus on strengthening driving forces in pathway design to favor biochemical production in these organisms, excessive driving force may be detrimental to product biosynthesis due to imbalanced cellular intermediate distribution.

Results show that although the NextShare is based on the original BitTorrent file sharing mechanism, the implemented tools can efficiently deliver video over a heterogeneous and time varying network if peers can rely on an intermediate distribution layer between the CDN and the final users.

Three classes of intervals were identified based on the intersection points of the distributions: 1) intervals <2 min, representing small breaks away from the teat within a meal; 2) intervals >41 min, providing an objective definition of a new meal; and 3) an intermediate distribution of intervals from 2 to 41 min could be included in either of the other 2 classes.

How a data packet currently travels from a PC to the Internet: 1 Data moves from the office network to …. 2 The phone company's intermediate distribution frame, the big box of wires on the floor of most buildings, then down to …. 3 A main distribution frame, the big box of phone gear in the basement.

Consider now a situation where two groups of data from different classes cross each other along time, depicted in order in Figs. 1 e)–(g), from an initial distribution (Fig. 1 e)) to a final one (Fig. 1(g)) with Fig. 1(f) corresponding to an intermediate distribution.

The addition of SEA/EDTA (green) showed an intermediate distribution.

The transition of the samples is defined through the construction of a sequence of intermediate distributions.

We present a particular choice of the intermediate distributions and discuss the properties of the derived algorithm.

The transition of the samples is defined through the construction of a sequence of intermediate distributions, which are sampled through application of a resample-move scheme.

However, when this approach was applied on all analytes (Figures S4B), the intermediate cluster 'cpl-cyt' was supported (cf. Figures S4D), demonstrating that the observed intermediate distributions can be robustly identified.

Statistical analysis using a marker-'free' approach revealed that 18.5% of these metabolites show intermediate distributions, which can either be explained by transport processes or by additional subcellular compartments.