Sentence examples for novel pairing from inspiring English sources
We can thus associate high z-scores with very typical code pairing, and conversely, a negative z-score is indicative of an atypical or novel pairing of codes.
It's a novel pairing of styles.
Several genes, particularly Ph1, are known to block or enhance homoeologous pairing; with removal of this locus shown to induce novel pairing and recombinational behaviour.
Other genetic analyses have had the potential to uncover genes involved in somatic homolog pairing, but their reliance on phenotypes generated by transvection in vivo (e.g. Gelbart 1982; Lewis 1954; Su et al. 2001) or restriction to a specific developmental window (Bateman and Wu 2008) has limited their capacity to uncover novel pairing regulators.
For each trial of the pair recognition task, subjects determined whether a probe pair appeared in a list of learned or novel pairs.
The increase in activity for the retention of high versus low complexity lists was greater for learned than novel pair lists.
ETR is used to develop a novel paired-image technique that can map subfield sensitivity classes to stressors such as drought.
The efficacy and versatility of this novel pair of co-expression vectors was successfully applied to the production of significant amounts of active DFF40/DFF45 heterodimeric protein complex in E. coli for detailed biochemical and structural studies.
Unlike the majority of the metric learning algorithms proposed so far, it can model non-linear relationships among data still providing a natural out-of-sample extension to novel pairs of patterns.
A novel pair of ferrocene-containing azobenzene-based probe molecules, which behave as a selective probe for sensing fluoride and dihydrogen phosphate in colorimetric systems (even by naked eye), were designed.
We have designed and constructed a novel pair of bacterial co-expression vectors to facilitate the production of substantial amounts of recombinant multiprotein complexes for biochemical, biophysical, and structural studies.
