Sentence examples for matrices that differ from inspiring English sources

Substitution rate matrices that differ only in their equilibrium frequencies were employed in [ 42],[ 43].

This likelihood approximation is calculated for all matrices that differ from by having one additional edge removed.

More precisely, the CAT-GTR model assumes an infinite mixture (based on a Dirichlet process) of GTR matrices that differ only in their equilibrium base frequencies.

We used Network-Based Statistics (NBS) v1.2 [Zalesky et al., 2010] (http://www.nitrc.org/projects/nbs/) to isolate the components of the 11 × 11 connectivity weighted matrices that differ significantly between the two groups.

This is problematic in practical terms, since we often wish to compare nestedness of matrices that differ in these basic properties; in fact, cases where we compare empirically derived matrices with identical size and fill are an exception.

Secondly, we filtered out matrices that differed in length but which could, upon alignment, be shown to share a similar recognition sequence.

General issues of the matrix of plasma that differ between samples and can only be approximated in assay standards also contribute to error.

When activated, HSCs start secreting high amounts of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins that differ from those normally expressed, including fibrillar collagen, thus replacing dead parenchymal cells with fibrous ECM, ultimately compromising the organ function if untreated (Gressner et al., 2007; Mormone et al., 2011).

Such deformation results in local block-in-matrix horizons (tectonic mélanges) that differ from the olistostromal horizons noted above in the lack of exotic blocks.

These matrix correlations test whether populations that differ more in SFPs are also more different in other regards.

In this development, different shapes of reinforcements that have magneto-electro-thermo-elastic properties that differ from the matrix material are considered.