Sentence examples for more pronounced coding from inspiring English sources

We also notice that increasing the frequency diversity in the source-to-relay channel results in a more pronounced coding gain than increasing the frequency diversity in the relay-to-destination channel, as Scenario 3 has a larger coding gain than Scenario 2 in Figure 3.

By this procedure, we found that reuse appears to be more pronounced for tRNA coding for rare codons and therefore the weight is linearly increased for these.

However, the GC-skew (-0.32) observed in xenopus H-strand coding genes is more pronounced than the AT-skew (-0.02), typical among Metazoans.

H3K4me3 is localized predominantly at 5' gene regions, while H3K36me3, like H2BK123ub1, spreads across coding regions, but with a more pronounced enrichment at the 3' end of genes.

In D. melanogaster this proportion was higher for coding sequences than for genomic sequences, indicating a more pronounced clustering in the cds than in non-coding sequences (Table 1).

This pessimistic tendency has lately become more pronounced in 313 and the surrounding area codes.

As the dancers' vocalizations become more pronounced, they wheeze their words as if speaking in code.

This issue was more pronounced in CCS levels 3 and 4. Using the most granular CCS code available for each ICD-9 code in the universal CCS did not improve results in most samples and the full cohort.

Far more pronounced conservation is apparent in the SLC6A4 locus with major conservation spikes corresponding to the coding regions, 5' regulatory region and 3'-UTR (Figure 3B), suggesting that the other genes of monoamine transporter family are much more conserved.

Shielding of the 3A epitope is more pronounced in cells infected with wild-type poliovirus than in cells with temperature-sensitive mutant virus that contains a mutation in the 3D polymerase coding region adjacent to the 3AB binding site.

The disparity is even more pronounced today.