Sentence examples for matrix raised from inspiring English sources

In particular, the diagonal entries of the matrix raised to the n th power give information about the periodic orbits with period n.

While past reports indicated that Matrix raised a slightly lower amount than in previous funds, the firm said that this was the third consecutive fund that totalled $450 million.

The fact that the promoting effects were eliminated with collagenase treatment and type I and type III collagen were identified within the adherent fibrillar extracellular matrix raised the possibility that the stimulating factors were collagen-originated.

The network adjacency matrix is the gene pair-wise correlation matrix raised to the power of 6, chosen based on the scale-free topology criteria [ 77].

For reaction i this is given by [ M n ] ii, the diagonal value of the matrix raised to the nth power.

Our initial observation that the MT1-expressing cell lines were overall more motile on a non-polymerised collagen I matrix raised the possibility that MT1 could contribute to invasion by enhancing motility as well as collagen degradation.

In the Markov chain model, the second part of the transition matrix raises the sidedness of all cells by one side.

Chondrocytes in cartilage tissue are embedded in cartilage matrix, raising the question of how chondrocyte-derived chemokines regulate the motility of FLS, which are localized in synovial tissues.

Our finding that methylated TRF2 is associated with the nuclear matrix raises a possibility that TRF2-RK-induced fragile telomeres might arise in part from its inability to interact with the nuclear matrix.

The function first computes a pairwise correlation matrix for each set of genes and then calculates an adjacency matrix by raising the matrix to a soft-threshold power.

We also show with the help of matrix geometric means and a Riemannian metric over the set of positive definite matrices that for a rational exponent p in the interval (0,1], the matrix X raised to p is the largest element of a set represented by linear matrix inequalities.