Sentence examples for reverse applications from inspiring English sources

Remarkably the process of applying he known theory to practical problems also worked in reverse: applications have directly led to research in pure mathematics.

(a) Reverse applications: when a new gene of interest is identified, one could quickly aim at a handful of candidate drugs which are most relevant to this gene, therefore effectively narrowing down the entire compound library and increasing the efficiency of high-throughput screening in drug discovery.

That is, the sets of the results of all direct and reverse applications, respectively, of i consecutive rules in R to multi-molecules in C. The lines starting with output call a procedure that outputs the list of all metabolic pathways of lengths 2 i − 1 and 2 i obtained so far.

What if the simple reverse application of Parkinson's Law could solve it?

Venter has, in a neat reverse application of the precautionary principle, promoted bioethical debate about each step of his programme well before he carried them out.

Presented here is the reverse application of an 'unfolded cylinder' design, which has previously been reported for nipple reconstruction.

Likewise, a reverse application of the Schrödinger equation will take us from the later state back to the original initial state.

A reverse application of this insight to those that are not in the same way "defined" as affected by poverty, implies that they are ultimately and in this sense "invisible" and are therefore not regarded as poor people in need of aid.

The mapping is bijective, so reverse application of the mapping to a mapped nucleotide, returns the original nucleotide.

In a "reverse" application, the model generates a probability distribution of the likely time-since-last-infection for a given set of IgA, IgG and IgM values measured in any single serum sample.

Any nonempty intersection of a set obtained by forward application and a set obtained by reverse application of reactions yields a new pathway between elements of C. To avoid repetitions, it is enough to check whether each C F (i ) intersects C R (i ) and C R (i −1).