Sentence examples for no dominance from inspiring English sources

A market satisfies robust no dominance (RND) on [0,T] if each S i, i∈{1,…,d}, is undominated on [0,T].

In "Bubbles under uncertainty" section, after reviewing the existing literature, we discuss and study our concept of robust fundamental value, bubble under uncertainty, and robust no dominance, illustrating our results through concrete examples.

The 1 3 ratio indicates a recessive genetic control or the action of two loci, with several possible combinations of recessive and dominant alleles or no dominance epistasis, while the 3 13 ratio indicates a two-locus control with a recessive + dominant alleles interaction (Supplementary Table 6).

Contrary to the societies of baboons and macaques, redfronted lemurs exhibit a rather egalitarian social structure with only one male being dominant over other males, no dominance relationship among females and a lack of female dominance (Pereira et al. 1990; Ostner and Kappeler 1999).

The triangular cationic field of Piper diagram reveals that 48%% of the surface water samples fall into (Na + K) dominant class and 40%% into no dominance class, whereas in anionic triangle, majority of the samples (84 %) fall into bicarbonate field.

Except for these few weak instances, there is no development of social behaviour in snake populations no establishment of social hierarchies, no territoriality, and perhaps no dominance.

If robust no dominance holds, then there exists no bubble.

Table 8 Stated ANA with MNL and ≤ 14-day recall   Efficient Orthogonal   Weak dominance No dominance Weak dominance No dominance   Coeff.

The method makes the objective space as well as the no-dominance area be contracted into smaller regions.

The 1 1 ratio of the 'Type 2' phenotype with normally growing 'Type 3' seedlings (Table 1), homogenous across the three experiments, indicated a single-locus control, with a no-dominance epistasis between two different lethal alleles, each derived from a different parent, or a two-locus control involving one recessive and one dominant allele, or two dominant alleles (Supplementary Table 6).

The positive Distance (unqualified) coefficient continues in the orthogonal design 'weakly dominant' and 'no dominance' groups.