Sentence examples for matrices even if from inspiring English sources

Use fixed size data structures such as arrays and matrices even if some of the entries would be empty or unused.

Traditional morphometrics does not allow recovering shape of original form from usual data matrices even if it is an abstract representation.

However, despite this non-overlapping expression and localization of the FN isoforms during wound healing, exogenous plasma FN can be assembled into pre-existing or newly assembling cellular FN matrices even if the plasma FN is isolated from a different species [ 115- 117].

The presence of zinc in the paint matrix, even if at a very low level, hinders the further meaningful interpretation of the metal soap distribution data.

Matrix anisotropy initially oriented obliquely with regard to the maximum shortening direction results in asymmetric buckle folds in the single layer and asymmetric chevron folds in the matrix, even if the deformation is purely coaxial.

It has the property of being a consistent estimator of the covariance matrix, even if the working correlation matrix is misspecified.

Our first approach focused on diosmetin determination after enzymatic degradation, and these issues have been reflected in the impossibility to find a totally free blank matrix even if the volunteers included in this study have kept a strict diet.

The puzzling short τ D should be tentatively attributed to the outcome of an intrinsic decay mechanism in the TCQR such as strong electron-hole overlap and large transition dipole matrix element, even if the presence of parasitic channels inside the TCQR cannot be ruled out and it possibly plays a role.

The performance of different scoring matrices can be directly compared if the entropy of matrices is similar, even if they were derived using different methods (Altschul 1991).

Using this approach, we found that transcription factor activities predicted by NCA and our original connectivity matrix were robust, even if 10 15% of the connectivity matrix contained inaccurate connections (Table 1).

However, as Duru et al. (2012) point out, many FAHP studies ignore the matrix consistency problem, even if the judgments are inconsistent.