Sentence examples for intuitive to consider from inspiring English sources

At this stage it is more intuitive to consider signal voltages rather than perturbations in metres.

Therefore, it is fairly intuitive to consider each DNA sequence as a bag, and any subsequence that can be a potential binding site as an instance.

The "less-is-more" hypothesis suggests that gene loss can be adaptive in some cases, although it is intuitive to consider gene loss as neutral or non-adaptive, and to associate adaptation with the gain of new genes [ 29].

One lesson from these complex results is that although it is intuitive to consider the relationship between metabolic network structure and selective constraint at a global level, differences in constraint among compartments may confound global analyses.

Let σ m i n = m i n i = 1 k σ i σ m a x = m a x i = 1 k σ i It is intuitive to consider that the real σ value is in between σ min and σ max.

We believe it is counter-intuitive to consider genomic intervals with an extremely low density of SNVs as likely candidates for having experienced (or still experiencing) positive selection; low SNV density seems more indicative of negative selection.

But he said it was less intuitive for teenagers to consider the issues faced by a doctor who was facing staggering student loans and was asked to pay high taxes to finance programs for homeless youth.

An intuitive approach is to consider the maximum of the three test statistics under additive, dominant and recessive models (MAX3) (Freidlin et al. 2002; Gonzalez et al. 2008).

Admittedly, this sounds a bit paradoxical, but the point seems to be that it is counter-intuitive for us to consider very low degrees of consciousness, as it is hard to imagine the contents of very simple mental states.

Success after surgical revascularization of the lower extremities, traditionally defined by graft patency or limb salvage, fails to consider other intuitive measures of importance.

An intuitive next step would be to consider some of these through a complete age-structure model to understand the effects on oncogene activation and/or TSG inactivation rates.