Sentence examples for steps which depend from inspiring English sources

Parameter estimation is used to determine the kinetic parameters for these steps, which depend on platinum loading and dispersion.

Taken together, the data from all mutants suggest that loop 3 has two independent functions to facilitate two elongation factor-driven steps, which depend on loop 3 length and base composition.

The nature of these steps, which depends upon the temperature, exciting wavelength and intensity and the number of quantum wells (QWs) in the device, is explained in terms of thermionic emission and negative charge accumulation due to the low confinement of holes in GaInNAs QWs.

Adjusting the weights in this step is not like the first step, which depends on the number of non-zero coefficients reached after the hard thresholding.

The acceptable rate law, Eq. 8, involving N H compound and compound (1) is a rate determining step which depends on the concentration of N H compound.

The first step, which depends on the G1 cyclin gene CLN3, corresponds to noisy size control that extends G1 in small daughters, but is of negligible duration in mothers.

Systematic sampling, by contrast, randomly selects only the starting unit; all other units are selected by adding a certain number (known as the sampling step), which depends on the desired sample size.

The adequacy between the cross-linking step, which depends on the incubation time and the concentration of the fixating agent, and the restriction step and choice of the restriction enzyme, is essential for the recovery of long-distance cis contacts that improve de novo genome scaffolding and, importantly, reveal the 3D structure.

Long time stability of the proposed numerical scheme is proved under a time step restriction which depends on the physical parameters of the flow systems and the ratio between the time steps applied in the free flow and porous medium domains.

The search procedure described below (SPI) starts with a complex library and selects in one step and without requiring assays which depend on clonal growth-single cDNAs which can have positive or negative impact on growth or on other complex phenotypes.

It is found that various methods currently in use which are based on a Crank Nicholson type temporal discretization utilizing second-order Godunov methods for explicitly calculating advective terms suffer from a time-step restriction which depends on the coefficients of diffusive terms.