Sentence examples for matrices in common from inspiring English sources

The substitution matrices in common use today are constructed using sequences aligned without reference to protein structure.

From this point of view, a polymer which has nonpolar groups is not suitable for the polymer matrix in common SPEs.

Seventeenth-century copper matrices have much in common with the brass matrices found in Linotype machines, which were used to set this newspaper until 1978.

All three matrices have 96 genes in common (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online) and none of the matrices exhibited superior performance over the others.

Persymmetric matrices are common in physical sciences and engineering.

Persymmetric and bisymmetric matrices are common in physical sciences and engineering.

While the usage of tangential system matrices is common in nonlinear finite element practices, it is demonstrated that the transversal version of linearization offers an easier and more general implementation, requires no computations of directional derivatives and leads to a consistently higher level of numerical accuracy.

However, the lack of activity in common biological matrices has hampered efforts towards clinical development.

Abnormalities in the extracellular matrix are common in human muscular dystrophies (1).

The matrix commutes with the DFT matrix, which ensures that both of these matrices share at least one eigenvector set in common.

For instance, if 597 animals (top 30%) were selected using GN, 456 animals among the 597 would also be selected using A. For other genomic matrices, the number of animals selected in common with GN was: 567 for G05, 568 for GMF, 593 for GOF, and 554 for GOF*.