Sentence examples for pattern and requires from inspiring English sources

Progression of breast cancer is often accompanied by changes of gene expression pattern and requires an accumulation of metastasis supporting genetic modifications.

By using the frequent calling path graph to mine the calling path patterns, our proposed algorithm does not generate unnecessary candidate patterns and requires less database scans.

Postural regulation is organized in hierarchical and stereotypic patterns and requires the central integration of afferent inputs from the sensory systems as well as the motor command of antigravity muscles.

These changes in land use influence local biodiversity patterns and require annual monitoring of land cover.

The repetiteurs had their pick of casts, but this freedom of choice was not quite what it seemed, since chosen dancers often disappeared for days, leaving holes in the patterns and requiring new rehearsals.

This scenario will require major shifts in water use patterns and require careful planning and consideration of a range of social and economic issues.

However, these approaches are limited to the use of circular patterns and require modifying the optical set up for any adjustment of the excitation spot size.

Previously it was reported that Syx loss-of function in the zebrafish causes defects in angiogenesis based on the observation that Syx is associated with Angiomotin, a scaffold protein implicated in vascular patterning and required for endothelial cell polarization and migration during embryogenesis [30], [31].

Regulation of cell-cell contact and adhesion is important for epithelial patterning and required for the initiation of multicellularity.

The appropriate solution for applications that involve complex pattern classes and require fast and accurate classification is the development of parallel architectures for pattern classification.

When dishonest signals are common, plant mutants sending honest signals may benefit from herbivore's enemies that learn to discriminate and frequent them (see also [10] for another argument emerging from spatial pattern formation and requiring no ability to learn).