Sentence examples for representation of rate from inspiring English sources

Again as the number of characters or sequences in the alignment increased, both criteria moved toward more complex models, but as where AIC grew away from a more heterogeneous representation of rate parameterizations to include mostly the more complex models, BIC grew into a heterogeneous representation of rate parameterizations and away from the inclusion of mostly simple models.

Because the analyses in Figures 1, 2, 3 used almost all species available in GenBank (some species were lost during data filtration; see methods), they provide a generally unbiased representation of rate variation across seed plants.

However, the interpretation of the topographical pattern of this study differs to ours, in proposing a concentric organisation for frequency representation overlapping with an angular representation of modulation rate in contrast to our interpretation of a concentric organisation for modulation rate and an angular representation of frequency in core areas.

Since the performance of our protocol can be heavily impacted by the distances over which particular data rates can be used, we first needed to make sure that we had an accurate representation of data rate versus distance data for typical 802.11b transceivers.

We tested whether this phenomenon occurs in the auditory system by measuring the representation of temporal rate in lemniscal and paralemniscal auditory thalamus and cortex in guinea pig.

The piecewise power-law representation of the rate laws for G6PD and GSR allowed us to define the design space for the NADPH redox cycle.

However, this heterogeneity might not be a good representation of any rate heterogeneity in the full tree of birds.

The data suggest a continuous representation of modulation rate across several physiological areas, in contradistinction to a separate representation of frequency within each area.

Here, we demonstrate a systematic, topographical representation of modulation rate in the auditory cortex of a non-human primate, organised, in parts, orthogonally to the established gradient for frequency.

The results of this study indicate that agricultural land use has escalated landscape sensitivity to such a degree that modern process rates provide a very distorted representation of process rates that occurred in the geologic past prior to human disturbance.

A graphical representation of unemployment rates in administrative districts can be seen in Fig. 3.