Sentence examples for paradigms for which from inspiring English sources

This task is currently one of the paradigms for which the most precise knowledge of the underlying functional architecture is available [ 27].

For those experimental paradigms for which the number of experiments did not exceed n = 3 (Figs 5A and 8A), original data from the individual experiments were pooled and compared with a chi-squared test (Greenwood and Nikulin, 1996).

In fact, for Lord Jackson this type of case is the paradigm for which QOWCS should be made available.

"We're opening up a new paradigm for which there is no established system of collecting data," de Soto says of the assessment stage of his efforts.

This model is in direct contrast to the well-studied P. aeruginosa paradigm, for which quorum sensing-regulated functions are important for maintaining the structural integrity of the biofilm.

The piece gives a glimpse into Braun's vision for a new paradigm of celebrity, for which Bieber is both the poster child and the guinea pig.

trade as long ago as May 2008, in his book "The New Paradigm for Financial Markets," which I reviewed here.

"The most fundamental is in the subtitle: 'Patient-Controlled Alternatives to the Mental Health System.' "Embodied in that," he continued, "is consumer control of not only the treatment but of the new paradigm for recovery, which goes beyond what the system provides and encompasses all the support and services needed to lead a full and meaningful life in the community: education, housing, jobs".

The present paper defends the applicability of CN in the V2V field, and presents a novel communication paradigm for vehicles which unifies both V2V and V2I paradigms into one system.

One approach is to extend the current paradigm for GWAS which catalogues common variants and genotype them using chips to including low frequency variants.

While MapReduce-style technologies provide an effective means for addressing various problems that fit within the MapReduce paradigm, there are many classes of problems for which this paradigm is ill-suited.