Sentence examples for support a sequence from inspiring English sources

This paper introduces an environment aware beacon deployment algorithm designed by the authors to support a sequence based localization schema for locating first responders and trapped occupants at building fire emergency scenes.

The mineralogical properties of aggregate interplanetary dust particles (IDPs) and matrix of CI and CM carbonaceous chondrites support a sequence of increasingly intense aqueous alteration that could have modified pristine organics in aggregate IDPs to more complex organic compounds in chondrite matrix.

Taken together, data support a sequence of drug-induced events involving mTOR inhibition, PP2A activation and enhanced dephosphorylation of phospho-Ser129 α-syn.

The plots clearly support a sequence of events beginning with decreased GSH/GSSG ratio, followed by cytoplasmic vacuolization and crypt cell proliferation, and ultimately resulting in adenoma formation (which typically precedes carcinoma formation).

Our results support a sequence-independent and transcription elongation-driven model of de novo CGI methylation during oogenesis.

In this report, we hypothesize and take initial steps to support a sequence-based evolutionary model that counteracts genome instability resulting from oxidative stress.

Together with the lack of a characteristic DNA sequence motif in non-DMR oocyte-methylated CGIs, our results support a sequence-independent model of de novo DNA methylation during oogenesis.

However, accumulating evidence over the last decade supports a sequence of events that characterize necrosis, which could involve death receptors and receptor-interacting protein 1 (RIP1) kinase.

Early guidance for evaluating mechanistic data focused on the question of whether the available studies support a hypothesized sequence of precursor events [International Programme for Chemical Safety (IPCS) 1999; U.S. EPA 1999].

On the one hand, we prove that almost surely, for large dimension, there is no eigenvalue of a Hermitian polynomial in independent Wigner and deterministic matrices, in any interval lying at some distance from the supports of a sequence of deterministic probability measures, which is computed with the tools of free probability.

Our results support a DNA sequence-independent and transcription-driven model of de novo CGI methylation during oogenesis.