Sentence examples for pattern which maps from inspiring English sources

Framing the supply chain as a complex adaptive system, we argue that, in supply chain contexts, both the degree of interdependence (i.e., the average number of interactions among the supply chain firms) and the overall interdependence pattern (which maps with who each supply chain firm interacts) moderate the relationship between trust and supply chain performance.

The central result of this study was that most of the concept maps in the PBL group eventually exhibited the integrated concept mapping pattern, which is an identifying mark of a high-quality knowledge structure.

Then, a geometrical diluted architecture, which maps from L-bit input patterns into N-neurons networks, with R=N/L<1 (we adopt R=0.1,0.2 and 0.3), is considered.

Overprinting of D2 structures during D3 has resulted in a type 2 interference pattern, which we have successfully mapped using aeromagnetic data.

MiRNA genes show a characteristic "mapping pattern", which is the result of sequential processing of Drosha and Dicer.

Patterns of conservation within a target sequence can be aggregated using the halLiftover tool, which maps coordinates in a BED file to an arbitrary target in the alignment.

The same methods were applied to the analysis of gene-level methylation patterns, which were mapped using the Illumina annotation files for the HumanMethylation27 platform.

Spatial resolution determines the scale of pattern which can be captured by a given map.

Among singletons, cesarean delivery rates mapped onto a general pattern which mirrors risks of adverse birth outcomes by gestational age.

Last month the Met Office published data commissioned by the government which mapped out future weather patterns if we fail to curb our CO2 emissions.

In contrast to biparental mapping populations, in which the pattern of LD and the allele frequency distribution are known and are independent of population genetic parameters, every association mapping population has a unique population history (both recent and ancient) that shapes its patterns of genetic variation and may determine which mapping method works best.