Sentence examples for under the reproducing from inspiring English sources
Under the reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces framework (e.g., Gianola and Van Kaam 2008), one assumes that α | h ∼ N (0, K h − 1 σ K 2 ) and, because K h is symmetric and invertible, α ^ is estimated as the solution to (K h + σ e 2 σ K 2 I ) α ^ = y.
Occasionally, however, these cells manage to sneak under the radar, reproducing until they grow into a full-blown tumour.
Through an integrated approach, in situ inspection, testing, numerical and analytical modelling are associated under the scope of reproducing the existing structural damage, the sequence of inelastic behavior and verification of the necessity of retrofitting measures.
Mean longevity of M-males was significantly lower than the longevity of F-males under both reproducing and non-reproducing conditions.
Closer scrutiny of the data indicated that C1 behaved differently relative to C2 and C3 under both reproducing and non-reproducing conditions.
To provide reference profiles, a database should therefore be established and based on surely untreated veal calves raised under controlled conditions reproducing the current European animal management and breeding standards.
This manoeuvre drives the greater tuberosity under the coracoacromial ligament similarly reproducing the impingement pain[ 29].
In the present study, we found M-males to have shorter mean longevity relative to F-males under both reproducing and non-reproducing conditions.
JFS said on Friday it would continue to fight President Assad, with a spokesman saying the political solution under the truce would "reproduce the criminal regime".
Figure 1 shows normalized relative quantities for epsps, cry1A.105 and cry2Ab2 transcripts in both single and stacked events from experiment 1 and experiment 2. Performing experiment 2 under the same conditions reproduced the results of experiment 1.
Under reproducing condition, the difference between M and F-regimes was marginally not significant (p = 0.02, Dunn-Sidak corrected α=0.017).
