Sentence examples for iterative evolutionary from inspiring English sources

After two iterative evolutionary processes, each comprising five to six consecutive cycles of selection, we sequenced the isolated clones and assessed their binding affinity and crossreactivity towards ELR+ CXC chemokines (Supplementary Figs. 3 5 and Supplementary Table 3).

Known as an effective heuristic for finding optimal or near-optimal solutions to difficult optimization problems, a genetic algorithm (GA) is inherently parallel for exploiting high performance and parallel computing resources for randomized iterative evolutionary computation.

The developed framework automatically inserts the process parameters into the simulation models, executes the FE-based welding simulations and evaluates the required simulation output data for iterative evolutionary optimization.

Combining a structure-function analysis with phylogenomics provides a powerful way to understand the contributions of iterative evolutionary changes that contributed to the development of complex reproductive strategies in vertebrates.

16 SEBI is selected as a representative of the GA-based biclustering approaches, 15, 16 because SEBI adopts an outstanding system to reduce the redundancy of biclusters and performs iterative evolutionary searches like BIGA.

Different methods including analytical, iterative and evolutionary computing algorithms are assessed for their efficacy towards PV parameter estimation.

In this paper we argue that user interface design should evolve from iterative to evolutionary in order to support the user interface development life cycle in a more flexible way.

As written by Mason and Spring (2011, p. 1033), '….. business models and their practice might interact in an iterative and evolutionary way.

Rather, it was the product of collaboration among bankers, engineers, and end users in an unstructured, iterative, and evolutionary manner (Harper and Batiz-Lazo, 2013).

This perspective suggests that the construction of open-ended roles is likely to be an iterative and evolutionary process operating on the components of roles rather than on monolithic roles.

These three theoretical perspectives suggest that open-ended roles are likely to be constructed and filled through iterative and evolutionary processes that (1) operate on role components rather than on monolithic roles, (2) are motivated by individuals' desire for satisfying work, (3) are responsive to external uncertainty and ambiguity, and (4) happen in the course of interpersonal interaction.