Sentence examples for organization properties from inspiring English sources
The organization properties of surfactant molecules are widely used for ordering sufficiently small organic or inorganic objects.
The said organization properties hold for differentially private inquiry replies and differentially private datasets.
The transcriptomes of stem cells can be readily examined by general organization properties of biological networks.
As demonstrated with HS chain populations from two different cell culture sources, the model has the ability to predict significant differences in overall domain organization properties as well as in the density and distribution of specific functional motifs.
Notably the self organization properties of natural networks are observed in simulations of pseudocells covering a wide range of protein concentrations (Additional File 3).
The Committee to Protect Journalists said it had received nearly 100 reports of damage to news organization property or of individuals being detained or attacked.
They result from the interplay between intrinsic self-organization properties and the conditions imposed by spatial boundaries.
A key feature of ecological engineering is the management of the self-organization properties of living systems to achieve a pre-defined goal in terms of species composition or biogeochemical function.
However, the highly dynamic nature characterizing MANETs, the impossibility of manual or centralized configuration of these environments, along with the heterogeneous capabilities of user devices complicate much collaboration management and call for the investigation of novel solutions with self-organization properties.
And hence, low Q values in cirrhotic patients, especially in MHE patients, supported that their functional connectivity networks lost self-organization properties within functional modules.
In order to investigate if our model can simulate these self-organization properties we observed the evolution of the organization of our cellular automaton under the constraints of the interaction rules encoded in the interactome.
