Sentence examples for unequal star from inspiring English sources

The tests consist of changing for this orthologous set the number of orthologous sequences and their phylogenetic relatedness (equal or unequal star topology).

Figure 6(C) shows the results for the orthologous set containing five orthologs related through an equal star topology with proximity 0.90 and Figure 6(D) shows the results for the orthologous set containing five orthologs related through the earlier described unequal star topology (see previous section: 'Motif detection in the combined space').

Off the field, measures are unequal; the star is in control.

Another mathematician, Carles Simó of the University of Barcelona, probed further and showed that even stars with unequal masses could maintain the serpentine orbit.

The relatedness between the sequences in the orthologous sets was modeled by a star topology with unequal distances.

For the ladder and star geometries, the unequal number of studies (1, 5, 15) denoted the number of studies for the comparisons between treatments (T1 and T2, T2 and T3, T3 and T4) and (T1 and T2, T1 and T3, T1 and T4), respectively.

After all, the star system, with wildly unequal rewards for relatively small differences in talent, holds in virtually every area of American society.

In such an unequal system, at least the cooler star has certainly been affected by evolutionary changes, and probably so has the brighter one.

The topology of the phylogenetic tree was varied between a star topology (equal or unequal distances) and a tree topology with internal nodes.

President Johnson also said: "Should we defeat every enemy, should we double our wealth and conquer the stars, and still be unequal to this issue, then we will have failed as a people and as a nation". .

However, with an unequal number of studies per comparison, the star geometry showed large bias and large standard deviation.