Sentence examples for pattern components that from inspiring English sources

A new pattern analysis concept, referred to as a focus sensitivity model, has one output IΔ that identifies pattern components that are difficult to manufacture during photolithography.

However, it is not clear how much technical bias is introduced into pattern matrices, i.e. pattern components that are not due to biology but introduced by technical factors.

This, however, is an important distinction: when decomposing our activity patterns (Diedrichsen et al., 2011), we found that 99% of the voxel-by-voxel variance was explained by a pattern component that is common to all trained sequences, with less than 1% being attributable to the sequence-specific component.

7) An important result that should also be mentioned in the Abstract is that when decomposing the activity, 99% of the voxel-by-voxel variance was explained by a pattern component that is common to all trained sequences, with less than 1% being attributable to the sequence-specific component.

We used retrieval trials on day 2 to dissociate the multi-voxel patterns of schema components that consisted of rule-based associations and low-level visual features.

The key resource areas as described by Worden et al. (2003) and Ngugi and Conant (2008) form the fundamental components that influence ecological patterns and processes in the rangeland ecosystems.

In frequency space, this emission pattern contains sample frequency components that have been aliased into the system's passband from beyond the diffraction limit.

Lima et al. (2009) reported reduced gLFP power in V1 when (square wave) plaid pattern were composed of components that matched the grating contrast.

At the same time, certain components of the diet can modify the epigenetic pattern through natural bioactive components that can act on DNA methylation or histone modification or, as in the case of exogenous miRNA that can be direct epigenetic actors.

At the same time certain components of the diet can modify the epigenetic pattern through natural bioactive components that can act on DNA methylation or histone modification [ 103– 106] or, as in the case of exogenous miRNA, that can be direct epigenetic actors [ 60].

Therefore, consideration of need (prevalence, baseline risk or health status), setting (e.g. availability of resources) and modifying factors (factors that modify translation of recommendation into practice such as microbiological resistance patterns) can be key components that influence the strength of a recommendation and should be specified in recommendations formulated by the WHO [ 33].