Sentence examples for neighbours I from inspiring English sources

First, we analysed the number of neighbours, i.e. the k to be used in the experiments.

The exogenous characteristics of k, xk,g, directly affect j's outcome, but not (directly) that of i, hence forming valid instruments for the outcome of i's neighbours (i.e. j's outcome) in the equation for node i. Intuitively, this method uses the characteristics of second-degree neighbours who are not direct neighbours as instruments for outcomes of direct neighbours.

The Hegyi-index takes into account the distance between the tree of interest and its competing neighbours, i.e. the other trees within the search radius, as well as their size relative to the tree of interest.

A positive value of the relative competitive effect means that the target biomass was lower when growing with species j neighbours than with conspecific neighbours, i.e. neighbours of species j have a stronger negative effect on the target biomass than conspecific neighbours, and vice versa.

To understand solvent-accessible areas for ligand-prefer box residues and their neighbours, we calculated the relative accessibility for the backbone of ligand-prefer box residues (i) and their neighbours (i − 1, i + 1).

Not surprisingly, these were all positively correlated and indicate an overall reduction in plant size in response to growth with neighbours (i.e. net effects of competition).

(5 where TR is the set of true recommendations received from x's one-hop neighbour (i.e., k).

Then, at each proceeding step, each agent finds its best-matching neighbour, i.e., the one that optimizes the objective function furthest among the neighbours, and then updates its opinion value with this best-matching adjacent.

Accordingly, the probability that neighbour i occupies the emptied site is where the fitness of all neighbours are summed.

Each vegetative neighbour i has a chance p i to put a daughter cell into the empty site.

There was a greater reduction in TBF when focal fish were behind their nearest neighbour (i.e. average of the positions <0) than when they were ahead (i.e. average of the positions >0, Fig.  1b).