Sentence examples for sharp origin from inspiring English sources

However, the resolution of previous studies required smoothing that obscures the sharp origin peaks and could have contributed to the smooth termination valleys (de Moura et al., 2010).

Furthermore, since at the beginning of the assay the cells are arranged in a monolayer that defines a sharp origin of migration, this assay is also easily quantifiable and provides information on behavior of the entire population of the tumor cells.

To quote Schulze-Makuch and Irwin (2008 15), "There was probably no sharp line but rather a gradual transition between a living and a non-living state of matter at the origin of life".

This mapping function avoids sharp slope near the origin, and thus well preserves details [21].

It can be seen that they all have relatively sharp edges around the origin to approximate the ℓ0-norm.

For (6,6) CNT, the RDF shows a very sharp peak at the origin, decaying fast to zero as r increases, what corroborates the single-chain picture of water molecules.

This is very unlikely since generalisation of mammographic screening has been itself at the origin of sharp increases in the incidence of small breast cancers, many of which are deemed to be of low malignant potential [ 71].

It is the sole origin of sharp waves (Buzsáki 1986), a distinct pattern of neuronal firing that occurs during slow wave sleep, and is believed to comprise a replay of CA1 firing sequences that occur during the awake state (Skaggs and McNaughton 1996).

He left the Anglican church at the urging of Hugh Montefiore, a bishop whose Jewish origins and sharp, independent mind gave him some sympathy with outsiders.

In general, the method can be applied to handle weak, quasiperiodic, sharp signals of various origins.

The memo accusations, which were made under murky circumstances by an American businessman of Pakistani origin, Mansoor Ijaz, caused sharp tensions between Mr. Zardari and the military leadership which, at one point, led to frenzied coup rumors.