Sentence examples for propensity pattern from inspiring English sources
To test whether A. gambiae blood feeding behavior is under circadian control we performed a time-course analysis of blood feeding propensity during a normal LD 12 12 light/dark cycle (12 h light, 12 h dark) and during a DD (dark-dark; continuous 48 hours) cycle to see whether the blood feeding propensity pattern would persist in absence of light.
Thus, we can assume that all unimportant residues would have similar replacement propensity patterns in the evolutionary history.
We discovered that flanking sequences of cleavage sites possess distinctive residue composition and position-specific propensity patterns which could be helpful in discriminating the cleavage sites from non-cleavage sites in silico.
In this paper, we analyzed benchmark datasets and report that linear B-cell epitopes and non-epitope sequences have distinctive residue composition and position-specific propensity patterns which could be used for epitope discrimination in silico.
Current knowledge of protein folding identifies properties of complexity, secondary structure propensity, hydrophobic hydrophilic patterning, core-packing potential, among others, as necessary elements of foldability.
It is first shown in the findings that the supply of public housing, instead of its tenure, dictates home-moving propensities and patterns.
The clustering propensity of W-patterns generated by WildSpan was compared with randomly generated patterns.
Those cases found that juveniles differ from adults, in mental development and in propensity to change patterns of behaviour.
The system we propose is capable of automatically learning the propensity of local patterns from a library of games.
However, widespread application for gene therapy using viruses can be limited by their initially high cost of manufacture at a limited number of production facilities as well as a propensity for nonrandom patterns of integration.
Gliomas have chromosomal instability, with a propensity for recurring patterns of CNAs [ 21, 36].
