Sentence examples for replacement individual from inspiring English sources
To evaluate whether there are significant differences between gene sets in their average values of rates and ratios of polymorphism and divergence, we obtained a distribution of all the corresponding descriptive values by randomly resampling 1,000 times with replacement individual genes within each gene set.
Despite factor replacement, individuals with hemophilia often bleed into joints and muscles, necessitating additional infusions, pain management and rehabilitation.
Each simulation results in a new sample, typically of the same size as the original, by randomly selecting (with replacement) individuals from the original sample.
> -wrap-foot> The following set of parameters were introduced to the learning method in all tests: population size λ = 20, couples in the mating pool ρ = 10, crossover rate μ = 0.95, mutation rate ν = 0.05, number of replacement individuals in each generation α = 10, number of generations = 300, maximum number of parents a node may have u = #SNPs − 1.
The replacement of individual status consumption with an economy of shared experiences would not be painless.
Maintenance methods have been investigated which allow for end-of-life replacement of individual components.
The method of construction also allows for simple maintenance, repair and replacement of individual components as needed.
The turnover rate, or rate of water replacement, of individual aquariums is important and should be no more than two hours.
The design of this experimental setup allows for a rapid replacement of individual components and for a wide range of conditions in terms of fluids and thermodynamic states.
A bolted carboncarbon (CC) tile is preferred compared with a brazed tile solution due to the expected moderate heat fluxes, costs and the possibility of rapid replacement of individual tiles.
The purpose of the ritual removal and replacement of Individual 2's femur is unclear, but reflects the perceived power he held, even long after his death.
