Sentence examples for perturbation of the function from inspiring English sources

The functions h and ϕ are called, respectively, the almost periodic component and the ergodic perturbation of the function g.

g and φ are called the almost periodic component and the ergodic perturbation of the function f, respectively.

The functions and are called the almost periodic component and, respectively, the ergodic perturbation of the function.

We have shown here that perturbation of the function of neuronal Rac GTPases during neuronal development has a profound effect on the development of a functional immune system.

9 Consistent with this model, perturbation of the functions of E2F, including E2F1 and E2F3, reduces the incidence of tumor formation induced by Rb1 mutation.

Nonetheless, it is obvious that CNTNAP2 must have vital roles in neuronal development and that perturbations of the function of this gene significantly increase the chances of some form of neurological dysfunction.

Since in principle all nsSNVs that interfere with the natural development of a human organism or with its ability to produce offspring have been eliminated from this pool by negative selection, the range of nsSNVs that remain in a gene would reflect the 'baseline tolerance' of the cell or organism to perturbations to the function of that gene.

The perturbation of the distribution function (δf) away from a large equilibrium is evolved rather than the total distribution function.

In addition to the structural imbalance, profound perturbations of the functions of gut microbiota are also observed in IBD, e.g. bacterial amino acid biosynthesis and carbohydrate metabolism are diminished, whereas nutrient uptake is enhanced (Morgan et al., 2012).

The kinetic equation with a self-consistent electromagnetic field for perturbation of the distribution function is solved.

More recently, the complex Taylor's series expansion (CTSE) method has been used to generate these design space derivatives to machine accuracy, by analyzing a complex perturbation of the objective function.