Sentence examples for tuning output from inspiring English sources

The assay is ideally suited for the analysis of co-recruitment of additional regulators (exemplified here by cortactin), and can be extended to tuning output actin assembly by RNAi-mediated suppression of specific components.

Thirdly, the simplified PESN (S-PESN) is constructed by decomposing the polynomial output weights of the P-PESN into randomly generated polynomial nodes and tuned output weights.

In effect, these motor neurons are also functioning as a kind of sensory neuron in which disparate inputs are internally assessed to fine-tune output in concert with temporal requirements for locomotory activity.

By tuning the output voltage of the switch driver, the crosstalk between the output channels could be varied up to a maximum crosstalk suppression of 26 dB.

This approach has broad applications for tuning signaling output for many dimeric receptor systems.

These parameters were picked by tuning the output using retrospective data fitting to prior magnetic field data from an a priori model and observatory data.

As described further in section 5 of Additional file 1, it follows that the singular values of the linearised map between δk and δγ yield a quantitative measure of the extent to which combinations of random parameter perturbations - which can be considered as representing evolutionary processes - are capable of tuning the outputs of the clock.

Other display options allow to sort and limit the output to a certain number of genes and to remove individual genes manually in order to fine-tune the output.

Power plants can produce both VAR's and watts, and can fine-tune the output of both.

layer is appended to upsample the encoder and fine-tune the output.

However, simply fine-tuning the output to the desired or target value is not adequate.