Sentence examples for populated patterns from inspiring English sources

The concept of outliers is defined as sparsely populated patterns in lower-dimensional subspaces.

Flow cytometry of the IL13QD and exosomes from the culture media and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of patients with glioma tumors indicated a distinctly populated complex pattern different from that of non-targeted quantum dots and bovine serum albumin (BSA) conjugated quantum dots confirming specific binding potential of the IL13QD to the tumor associated exosomes.

Finally, DIGME patterns densely populated cells in 3D, which is different from the pathological case where the tumor is grown from a few transformed cells.

The people of Wales are unevenly distributed in a largely concentric settlement pattern: sparsely populated uplands are at the core, surrounded by bands of gradually increasing population density that culminate on the coasts and the English border.

"I just want people to say, 'Hey, my signal consistently drops at this location.' " As with the competition, DeadCellZones works best in more densely populated areas like Manhattan, where patterns are more easily found.

Republicans might still have a small majority because of patterns of population clustering, in which heavily Democratic constituencies tend to be clustered in densely populated areas; in any event, with the current arrangement of districts, regaining control is out of Democrats' reach.

While such a probabilistic approach only works for SARMs, which are sufficiently populated and have shared substitution pattern, the approach is not restricted to compound subsets representing continuous SAR only.

To characterize individual driving patterns in Beijing, a populated megacity in East Asian, GPS-based travel data from 459 private passenger vehicles were gathered covering nearly 17,000 sampling days in 2013 2015.

In addition, it is well-known in the urban research literature that population density exhibits heterogeneous geographic distribution patterns [16], typically reflecting a more densely populated urban core and a more sparsely populated periphery.

A possible explanation for this pattern is that, whereas the ancestors of LM and LV haplochromines encountered few, if any, resident cichlid or other perciform fish populations as they populated these lakes, the Tropheini invaded (or re-invaded) a lake in which cichlids had already diversified extensively over several million years [17].

Indeed, according to the Census Bureau, the 12m-strong metropolis is the most densely populated urban area in America.This unusual pattern of "dense sprawl" makes it both hard to manage without a public-transport system and hard to build one, says Brian Taylor, who studies transport policy at the University of California.