Sentence examples for matrices led to from inspiring English sources

The recent exact analysis of quotient ensemble involving Wishart matrices led to the availability of the corresponding joint probability density function (JPDF) of the eigenvalues [6].

The encapsulation of both OMC + OCT and OCT + BEMT UV couples into lipid matrices led to average particle size less than 100 nm, with a relatively narrow particle distribution (PI <0.244), using an efficient high shear homogenisation method.

Initial genomic in silico analyses with DEFA1- and DEFA5L sequences as matrices led to an identification of numerous unknown putative α-defensin sequences.

Use of such matrices led to the conclusion that in mammalian cells, eIF4E was represented by a single polypeptide of ~25 kDa.

This is an important finding because, first of all, it demonstrated that the conceptually simpler and computationally more efficient approach of a direct scaling of count matrices led to data sets with an unclear biological interpretation.

These exact matrices lead to fewer errors in our computations.

We showed that optimized transmit waveform and sensing matrices lead to smaller mutual coherence between different target responses.

Incompatibility between hydrophilic natural cellulose fibers and hydrophobic thermoplastic polymer matrices leads to poor interfacial bonding in their composites.

At first it seems that applying inverse DFT on the decomposed matrices leads to polynomial EVD and SVD of the corresponding polynomial matrix.

However, their high capacity in absorbing water, their low dimensional stability, and their incompatibility with most hydrophobic matrices lead to some restrictions of their use.

The reduction of the stiffness and mass matrices leads to simple analytical recursive relationships depending on the fractal dimension of the structure.