Sentence examples for more deterministic and from inspiring English sources
Impact assessment is more deterministic, and examines the outcome of the interaction between a hazard of a given intensity and an asset with particular qualities or attributes (Panza et al., 2011).
For single cell encapsulation, microfluidic method is more deterministic and may provide a better control over cell encapsulation.
And since AprE synthesis control is believed to be more deterministic and analog, one might expect more monomodal distributions.
As synchronized oscillatory activity increases, complexity falls, and the system becomes more deterministic and it is possible that complexity in the beta band directly relates to PD symptoms.
While this problem is mostly avoided by a stringent requirement in MBA for model consistency (i.e., all reactions in the final tissue-specific model must be capable of carrying flux), a more deterministic and simulation-independent ranking of non-core reactions would serve to dramatically speed up model construction time.
From this analysis, we find that isoforms with high TS scores have sequence feature changes consistent with more deterministic splicing and functional changes and tend to gain domains or whole exons which could carry additional functions.
According to this opinion, after years of being under the influence of Abner's book, Ofrenda de Zelos, Crescas built a more deterministic opinion and tried to harmonize it with his earlier thinking.
More deterministic coal prices and lower discount rates decreased the trigger prices of coal suggesting an earlier shifting of technologies from coal to renewables.
The closer the state transition dynamics of a sensorimotor system are to this ideal, the more deterministic it becomes and the more predictable it is.
Charles Ames, another American, has written several works for piano or small ensemble that are less statistical and more deterministic in approach than most of the above.
Thus within location utility differences largely result from luck but between location differences from more deterministic heterogeneity in location and individual characteristics.
