Sentence examples for over different regions from inspiring English sources

HGT with HR affecting only regions within a coding sequence included in the present analysis is likely to go undetected: differing phylogenetic signals over different regions of a multiple sequence alignment will lead to differing topologies among those inferred from bootstrap replicate sequence alignments.

For the purposes of our analysis we assume that abdominal pressure changes were everywhere equal based upon Duomarco and Rimini's model of the abdomen as a liquid-filled sac [12], Nevertheless Decramer et al found considerable variation in regional abdominal pressure swings when different pressures were applied over different regions [13].

Although this influenza A virus subtype differs from AR2472/14 by 19 HA mutations, the mutations are scattered over different regions of the structure, and putative cross-protection requires confirmation.

The normalization feature employed in NEDI makes it feasible to compare drought severity over different regions, seasons and vegetation types.

A key feature of this approach is that it enables the X-ray spectrum to be measured over different regions of the plasma source.

The use of independent meshes can significantly improve computational efficiency when solving problems where the different group fluxes require high resolution over different regions.

Different kind of Solar cells, for example, Silicon, Gallium-Arsenide, and Cadmium sulfide show maximum efficiency over different region of solar spectrum depending upon their band gap.

In one study, polarity-specific effects of DC stimulation were observed on connections between the cerebellum and the prefrontal cortex as tested with a conditioning pulse of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) over different brain regions [19].

They were calculated and averaged over four different regions: the entire country (R0), the Southern Sahelian Region (R1), the Northern Sudanian Region (R2), and finally the Southern Sudanian Region (R3).The Bayesian changepoint detection procedure detects whenever a trend in the data is inverted, from increasing to decreasing or vice versa.

The variation of the sample thickness over these different regions, retrieved from the ζ-factor analysis, is displayed in Fig. 2b.

We analyze five cases of daytime Es over two different regions, the Kanto and the Kyushu Districts, Japan (Fig. 1a, b), studied earlier in Maeda and Heki (2014, 2015).