Sentence examples for manipulate the distribution from inspiring English sources
A crucial advantage of such a simplification is that we can easily manipulate the distribution over such functions: in particular, the posterior distribution is also a Gaussian process.
Langmuir-type assembly is a particularly useful method to control and manipulate the distribution of graphene at the air water interface via edge edge interactions.
We intentionally designed the substrate surface structure to manipulate the distribution of the plasma sheath and induce the direction of the built-in electric field to guide the growth direction of the FLG in two dimensions.
Further studies will enable us to clarify the mechanism of Zn transport and to manipulate the distribution of Zn to produce crops that can tolerate stress due to Zn deficiency, as well as enhance the Zn content of food crop seeds.
With MNT, we can manipulate the distribution, total amount, and type of CHO.
This ability to manipulate the distribution of microdroplet components is then employed in the selective formation of both hollow, ultrathin microcapsules and solid hydrogel microparticles from a single aqueous solution.
We tested these theoretical predictions in male house mice, Mus musculus domesticus, by experimentally manipulating the distribution of a desirable resource, a running wheel.
Modeling those interfaces with fractional Zener elements in parallel configuration, and manipulating the distribution of the Zener elements across different peak relaxation frequencies, we obtain a relatively constant loss factor within an unprecedented frequency range (3-3 kHz).
Manipulating the distribution of the filopodia, such that their number at the cell front is reduced, adversely affects the efficiency with which the PGCs can perceive the chemokine signal and interpret it as a graded one.
In addition, we manipulated the distribution of voluntary attention across the visual field by telling participants before each block along which of the four cardinal axes the target could appear.
For example, because transmission is dependent on biting during mating and food competition (Hamede et al. 2012), manipulating the distribution of resources may reduce the behaviour that causes transmission.
