Sentence examples for introducing a minimal from inspiring English sources
By introducing a minimal diameter cutoff of the cutaneous wheal following i.d.
Other important aspect of introducing a minimal invasive surgery is the decrease of hospital stay.
It is noteworthy that the Ribo-SPIA™ step allowed us to analyze all 481 T-UCRs by using 150 ng of RNA, while introducing a minimal bias and preserving the magnitude of relative expression.
In the final, optimal case, from the set of possible orthonormal bases, the one which minimizes the goodness-of-fit is chosen during the course of the algorithm, introducing a minimal number of extra parameters for the optimization.
The algorithm first randomly permutes the order of the lines in the GMT file, then, starting with the empty graph which consists of the set of nodes (all distinct entities included in the data) and the empty set of edges E i = , it builds a network by taking each line and introducing a minimal number of random links that connect the vertices in that line.
-- The eighth example introduces a minimal scheduler which allows each thread to execute at a rate determined as a fraction of full speed.
"... We then introduce a minimal model that consists of learning at the parallel fibers to Purkinje cells with the help of the climbing fibers.
To cope with redundancy and interestingness relationship among items, we suggest to focus on closed patterns and introduce a minimal length constraint.
This mechanism is paired with propagation and refinement processes that limit the number of constraint candidates and introduce a minimal diversity in the proposed constraints.
We introduce a minimal model for the evolution of functional protein-interaction networks using a sequence-based mutational algorithm, and apply the model to study neutral drift in networks that yield oscillatory dynamics.
To understand why curvature introduces a minimal effect on penetration hole size we extend a flat plate penetration hole diameter relationship (De Chant (2004a) Unpublished manuscript; De Chant (2004b) Mechanics of Materials, in press) to include the effect of body curvature.
