Sentence examples for transposition parameters from inspiring English sources

The underlying transposition parameters (θ, μ and ν defined below) are constant per element, per cell, per generation for all cells.

An 'informed' transposition of parameter sets from gauged to ungauged catchments was better than random assignment of intact parameter sets for medium to high-flows, but not for low-flows.

Two key parameters, the transposition rate (u and w, for replicative and non-replicative transposition) and the excision rate (e) are fundamental to understanding their evolution and maintenance in populations.

The transposition of the beta parameters of the Haldane and the uniform priors in fixed binomial experiments into the beta-J distribution yields bias-corrected versions of these priors in multistage designs.

The analysis of several transposon-transgenic lines has thus revealed parameters that affect transposition rates, and suggest careful line selection will be required for mutagenic programs.

Then, the nested catchments were treated as ungauged and modeled using the parameter values regionalized by transposition from the downstream catchments.

In this setting, all parameters are considered as constant, except the transposition rate that can change with time.

Departure from this linear pattern denotes deletions or changes in the transposition rate and can be used as a basis for parameter estimation.

The values of the kinetic parameters determine the magnitude of the steady-state rate of transposition as well as the copy number at which it is achieved.

We describe this situation as a transposition burst, and model the strength of an initial burst using parameter δ≥0.

The parameters input to the model were the ratios of inversion and transposition (1 0, 10 1, 1 1) to test the sensitivity of the findings to the specific rearrangement model.