Sentence examples for number instabilities from inspiring English sources

The A-stability result presents sufficient conditions that control both low and high wave number instabilities.

In this paper, we further analyze this problem, and present a theorem for stability of operator-splitting methods applied to linear reaction-diffusion equations with indefinite reaction terms which controls both low and high wave number instabilities.

Open image in new window Fig. 13 Relationship between capillary number, instability scaling index, and displacement efficiency for 4.3 cP oil.

NumericAl results for a model problem corollaryhishowsory, and resulthator the Brusselator problem agree as well.

The observed spiral waves are a manifestation of the large Lewis number instability, exhibiting behaviors such as clockwise/counterclockwise rotation, meandering, and fast radial wave speeds that are similar to patterns often observed in other excitable media, for example the Belousov Zhabotinsky reaction.

Conversely, existing sequence classification methods can only model overall copy number instability, without regard to any particular position in the genome.

Our data showed that survivin inhibition led to radiosensitisation proportional to both the centrosome amplification and chromosome number instability (=degree of CIN).

After the transfection of siRNA/survivin, D54 MG cells showed various numbers of spots and the percentage of three spots for chromosomes 2 and 17 decreased, thus indicating a small increase in chromosome number instability.

The double SIR2/ FOB1 mutant shows a similar phenotype to the fob1 single mutant with respect to recombination and life span (Kobayashi et al. 2004), suggesting that recombination frequency (copy number instability) in the rDNA determines life span.

Levels of IGS1-R appeared to correlate with rDNA copy number instability, being higher in sir2Δ trf4Δ and top1Δ trf4Δ double-mutant strains than in the sir2Δ and top1Δ single mutants.

This discovery raises questions about whether there are cross-species commonalities between repetitive sequences – specifically TNRs – that may help us to understand what makes a specific TNR sequence prone to repeat number instability, and the diseases that can result.