Sentence examples for settings of structure from inspiring English sources

For initial analyses, the default settings of STRUCTURE were used following the configuration of Falush et al. [ 53] with 10,000 burn-in and 40,000 Markov chain Monte Carlo repetitions.

We believe that for canopy-free desert areas the analysis of SAR data would significantly improve the possibility to interpret the structure and geologic settings of impact structures, in particular if they are heavily eroded or covered by material, despite relatively high demands on data processing.

For spiral-type antenna with two separate linear antennas, shown in Fig. 1d, THz wave absorption curves of spiral-type antenna-coupled micro-bridge structures for different linear antenna positions when n = 1.1 and n = 1.6, with the same settings of other structure parameters including line width and spacing, are shown in Fig. 5a, b, respectively.

The number of frequency filters is set to be 64; the detailed settings of NN structures are shown in Fig. 5.

The settings of NN structures in Fig. 5a are modified correspondingly to adapt to this size.

However, it may be argued that, similar to other settings, quality indicators of structure, process, and outcomes should be used in NHs [ 2].

By analyzing the structural evolution of Y-junctions, the shrinkage mechanism is revealed to rely on the deformation modes of SCNTs and affected by geometric settings of the hierarchical structure.

The main motivation for this kind of investigations follows from the pretty natural concept to pose the stability problem for a given functional equation in the settings of an ordered structure as an alternative for the topological or metric ones.

In many real-world settings, the structure of the environment constrains the formation of coalitions among agents.

We should emphasize that the results obtained here are site specific and need not generalize to other sites with different patient population profiles, non-primary care settings or structure of care provision.

The goal of this article is to use qualitative implementation data to assess (1) the influence of these settings on the structure of care coordination activities, (2) the strengths of implementing care coordination for asthma in a given setting, and (3) the primary challenges that arise.