Sentence examples for interrelation structure from inspiring English sources

Subsampling was done on a per experiment level, preserving the interrelation structure of the array.

First, it explained the intimate interrelation of structure and function that seemed to require the existence of parts of the organism in an integrated system.

In a second part of this paper the interrelation between structure and efficacy for anti-inflammatory drug action is carried out using traditional QSAR with descriptors from topology and from quantum-mechanical calculations followed by regression models from modelling.

To gain further insights into interrelation of structure and properties of HDs, the vice versa dendrimer with a rigid core and a flexible shell was synthesized via a copper catalyzed "click" reaction of ethynyl terminated polyphenylene dendrimer and the azide focal point functionalized carbosilane dendron.

On a more language-specific view, an elusive case of allomorphy, hitherto regarded as historical, receives synchronic motivation in the consideration of general principles of form and structure interrelations.

Short-fiber composite samples, which contain a fairly large number of Voronoi grains and ellipsoidal short fibers, are generated by computer simulation to mimic real ones for investigating coherent interrelations of composite structure weaknesses (CSWs) with local microstructures.

Furthermore, thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) was done to understand the interrelation between the mineral structure and leaching performance.

The data bring out the systematic changes in the interrelation between the structural α- and the Johari Goldstein β-relaxations with changes in molecular structure, molecular weight, tacticity and size (by nanoconfinement), and modifications by copolymerization, and crosslinking.

In comparison with conventional approaches of quality and process improvement, Six Sigma is the most effective approach because of the interrelation between planning, organizational structures, measures, tools and techniques (Tilo et al. 2004; Zu et al. 2008).

Here we revisit the interrelations between population genetic structure, mating system and plant traits using a quantitative estimate of the mating system (i.e. outcrossing rate), while controlling phylogenetic signal and using traits as covariates.

Emphases have been on knowledge spillovers due to regional clustering (Marshall 1920), on specialized activity clusters (Schumpeter 1942; Porter 1990), and on the interrelations of organizational structures in a paradox of simultaneous competition and cooperation networks across different community organizations and institutions (Ouchi and Wilkins 1985; Smilor and Wakelin 1990).