Sentence examples for partition suggests from inspiring English sources
If found, such a partition suggests the existence of modifier genes, such as TF modifying enzymes, that should be differentially expressed between the correlated and uncorrelated sample partitions.
The two parameters that define what counts as the "same partition" suggest a partition-based strategy for finding all sets of genes (all red submatrices) in a matrix of expression values, namely, try all combinations of size and tolerance.
Our statistical tests suggest that the frequency and distribution of CI = 1 characters was not uniform for any data partition, suggesting that the rate of evolution was not constant among lineages.
This is not unexpected, as RepA is known to have several functions, and its expression is required in both the presence and absence of partition, suggesting the need for high-level translation in order to maintain sufficient RepA levels.
In addition, the fact that urea has an insignificant effect on partitioning suggests that the chaotropic effect does not occur at concentrations less than 25 mM.
Using octanol/water partition coefficients to estimate membrane/electrolyte partitioning suggests membrane concentrations will be three-to-four orders of magnitude higher than the aqueous concentrations.
Toyose's thrift-store fixtures and frayed bamboo partitions suggest a bar in the tropics after a mild hurricane.
Here the curators have totally obscured the walls and the windows of the building with screens, daises and partitions, suggesting the limits of Mr. Kahn's vision when it comes to the display of traditional or tribal-based art.
Higher granularity indicates fine partitions, whereas coarser partitions suggest lower granularity.
For cases where lock contention is expected to be considerable, developers can request that certain tables be co-located in any partitioning suggested by our tool.
Variation partitioning suggested that both direct (e.g., propagule pressure) and indirect (environmental change) factors mediated edge-related community changes, and provided evidence that nonlinear responses at developed edges were not due to natural gradients.
