Sentence examples for preponderance of network from inspiring English sources

The preponderance of network models in the practice of systems biology inspired by a reductionist, bottom-up view, seems to neglect, however, the importance of bidirectional interactions across spatial scales and domains.

This trade-off might account for operational structures described in qualitative research the preponderance of loosely structured networks of entrepreneurs.

Whilst the four-cluster model has some important similarities with the Wenger Support Network Typology, by developing a new network typology with a population with a preponderance of multigenerational households we have arrived at a different constellation of network types.

Extraordinary, when one considers the critical advantage our tax haven network offers the preponderance of offshore lawyers and accountants that cluster the Square Mile, siphoning off the rewards of capital flight.

In practice, the O D stretching region of the samples after partial internal deuteration was consistent with a preponderance of cellulose Iβ in the A network form, and DFT modeling indicates that coupled modes are grouped in frequency with fewer groups than the number of crystallographically distinct hydroxyl groups.

This paper considers the support networks of older people in populations with a preponderance of multigenerational households and examines the most vulnerable network types in terms of loneliness and isolation.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02863.014 The striking difference between real and random networks in the preponderance of both the number of long feedback loops and incomplete feedback loops strongly suggests a profound selective pressure on living organisms to adopt GRN topologies that are stable under all parameter regimes.

But it admits that the preponderance of phrases such as "talent pool" and "alumni network" peppered throughout the paper may put off more staunch theologians.

In both cases, the preponderance of short links, which leads to spatial clustering, ensured that our networks were more modular than the comparable network wired uniformly at random.

Malignant tumours develop messier networks, which are characterised by a preponderance of small capillaries.

Given the deficit of knowledge regarding the suitability of current network typologies for use in familistic cultures, this paper seeks to answer one main research question: can a new robust network typology be discerned in older populations with a preponderance of multigenerational or extended households?