Sentence examples for matrix and retained from inspiring English sources

To remove the effect of phylogenetic relatedness, we regressed ecomorphs, pattern, size, and color matrices onto the phylogenetic distance matrix, and retained the residuals for subsequent analysis.

Further attaching redox mediator ferrocene group (Fc) to CS could not only effectively prevent the leakage of Fc from the matrix and retain its electrochemical activity, but also improve the electrical conductivity of CS and promote the electron-transfer between GOx and electrode.

(d) Invert the information matrix and retain the element corresponding to the score of the additional parameter.

(c) Invert the information matrix and retain the elements corresponding to the scores of the additional parameters.

This is obtained by performing singular value decomposition (SVD) of the matrix and retaining its largest singular value [38].

Specifically, we show that the LPIC detector exhibits a spectral filtering property where it attenuates solution components pertaining to small singular values of the system matrix and retains solution components pertaining to large singular values of the system matrix.

BMGE was called with the 'fast' test of compositional heterogeneity (-s FAST), calculating entropy scores against the BLOSUM30 matrix, and retaining all gaps (-g 1).

Pure PA66 and aromatic high temperature nylons (PPA) in addition to miscible PPA blends comprising different ratios of PA66, were used as TPC matrices, and retain most of the very high melting point of 100% PPA.

Whereas, refinement of the eutectic lamellae thickness from 275 nm (x = 0) to 160 nm (x = 4) increases the matrix hardness and retains the global strength of the composites.

Attractive properties of TRIP-type bainitic ferrite (TBF) steel ascribe to its unique microstructure of lath structure bainitic ferrite matrix and interlath retained austenite films.

However, when embedded within a harvested landscape, they: (1) provide abundant coarse woody debris and snags for deadwood-dependent species that risk extirpation in the surrounding matrix and (2) retain important structures for the developing stands.