Sentence examples for predicted advantage from inspiring English sources

The predicted advantage of expressing and encoding psbA was typically greater when a switch to higher light was simulated during infection, though the precise size of the advantage conferred by psbA varied (see Text S1).

Contrary to the predicted advantage for trichromats, there was no significant difference between dichromats and trichromats in foraging efficiency and we found that the luminance contrast was the main determinant of the variation of foraging efficiency among red-green, blue-yellow and luminance contrasts.

Future research endeavors should focus on long-distance foraging success by, for example, noting the first individual to arrive at the fruiting tree or fruiting bough, although the predicted advantage of trichromats in detecting reddish fruits from a distance is not necessarily apparent because monkeys may have a mental "map" of the locations of fruiting trees in their foraging area [55], [56].

The predicted advantage of the ring strategy can only be found in the short term (Fig. 6a).

Through experiments on real and simulated data, we assess the accuracy of the estimates from our method and demonstrate its theoretically predicted advantage over a more simplistic junction-read (JR) approach that does not make full use of the data.

A mean difference of one supernumerary oocyte can be of paramount importance in making a subsequent cryocycle possible, with all the economic implications, but a mean difference of one embryo in a fresh cycle between nine and ten embryos can only lead to predicted advantage in live-birth rate of 1%, most likely with no statistical significance, as corroborated by the results of our analysis.

Economic analysis of preliminary data from recombinant protein production in high-yielding crop species and process simulations of downstream recovery operations have provided support for the predicted cost advantage of plant systems.

It is also important to collect behavioral data under relatively dim conditions, such as under the most dense ('closed') canopy or at dawn and dusk because modeling and psychophysical studies have predicted an advantage on trichromats in dim light conditions for chromatic discrimination [48], [57].

Compared with the predicted selective advantage coefficient in [ 42], which is s = 0.004, our predicted value is slight larger than but still consistent with that prediction.

As predicted, global advantage was reduced in naturally cycling women during their luteal phase compared to men, naturally cycling women during their follicular phase and OC users.

He also predicts home advantage could turn into pressure, and mistakes.