Sentence examples for selection functionality from inspiring English sources

The winners will be selected from applicants that meet the entry criteria using "a simple random selection functionality",  according to Vaxelaire.

In emerging heterogeneous networks characterized by different cell sizes and diverse WLAN deployments, automatic tuning of the network selection functionality plays a crucial role.

Finally, robust schemes should be developed, in order to enable the system real-time channel selection functionality, where the PNT-Unit would switch between different channels (algorithms with different sensor combinations or sensor/filter configurations) according to the available FDE results and corresponding channel integrity information.

The gamma shape parameter was estimated for each dataset using the jModelTest substitution model selection functionality.

The new method utilized multiple artificial neural network (ANN) molecular descriptor selection functionalities to maximize the applicability domain of the battery.

A match in an alignment is not an accurate indicator of either purifying selection or functionality of that site, since non-functional sites under neutral evolution can remain unchanged by vertical inheritance or multiple/reverse mutation.

The depressions in divergence such as those reported here and elsewhere have previously been taken as evidence of selection and functionality.

This indicates that 'collaterally' expanded genes may either be pseudogenes prior to duplication or may, due to absence of selection, lose functionality following replication.

If selection for functionality is balanced by counter-selection from the host immune system, this could trigger a periodic cycle in which strains with and without fha repeatedly out-compete each other.

We argue that the estimation of true mutational biases and the use of explicit evolutionary models are essential to improve methods inferring the action of natural selection and functionality in genome sequences.

We hypothesize that many genes became effectively neutral (i.e., no longer subject to purifying selection preserving functionality) immediately or almost immediately after S. symbiotica became a symbiont, due to a change in environment and/or to reduced efficacy of selection resulting from reduced population size and asexuality imposed by the symbiotic lifestyle.