Sentence examples for maximum division from inspiring English sources

BASE then calculates the maximum division of the two distribution functions to get a preliminary score.

DNA sequences were aligned by ClustalW software (http://clustalw.ddbj.nig.ac.jp/top-e.html) with an open gap penalty of 15, a gap extension penalty of 6.66, a gap distance of 8, and a maximum division penalty of 40.

Cells in dumpy ov1 mutant wings have a similar maximum division rate but divide over a longer period of time, resulting in more cells at the end of morphogenesis.

But it's very sad he should choose to resign in a way apparently designed to cause maximum divisions at a critical time".

We adopt the maximum degree division based one-hop sampling method to form the downsampling set, and the number of vertices in the downsampling set is 873.

The first downsampling set is the maximum degree division based one-hop sampling set, which is formed by the algorithm in [11] and with 873 sampled vertices.

Besides, it can be seen that the convergence is faster by using the maximum degree division based one-hop sampling set than the random downsampling set.

In the pipeline the cross correlation method (e.g., Rossow et al, 1990) will be used for deriving cloud motions using a pair of cloud images; when the displacement of a template area from the first image to the second image, which are separated by a time increment of Δt, is determined by finding the correlation maximum, the division of the displacement vector by Δt gives the velocity vector.

The model represents the maximum likelihood division of the birth weight distribution given the assumption that the birth weight distribution is the sum of two Gaussian subpopulations.

For the human system there are no clear biological data available for the proliferation rate of LT-HSC or for the number of maximum cell divisions.

This manipulation is accomplished by abrogating critical barriers to cancer, such as cell cycle arrest, apoptosis, and the maximum number divisions a cell can undergo (Ewald 2009; Ewald and Swain Ewald 2012).