Sentence examples for uniqueness of the process from inspiring English sources

With this method, we have discovered interesting information regarding the nature of the starch biosynthesis pathway in the plants under study, including the conservation and the uniqueness of the process.

Key informants explain the uniqueness of the process: " It was a very risky project as no other Latin American country had universal social insurance like the one we wanted to establish; and on top of that, it gave the Government the direct responsibility to realize this universal availability of medical services" (interview with former Health Minister).

To account for statistical variations and non-uniqueness of the process, both SAGD and VAPEX processes were run five times using five different sets of random numbers in the PSO algorithm.

The substantial differences in the number and uniqueness of the GO biological-processes in each species may reflect the considerable lag in research and gene annotations that characterizes crop-plants.

Research on citrus fruit ripening has received considerable attention because of both the uniqueness of this physiological process and the importance of citrus fruits for the human diet as a supply of ascorbic acid, fibre and several phytochemicals with contrasted benefits for health [ 3].

The real analyticity of solutions allows us to prove existence and uniqueness of the non-linear diffusion process.

The classical Picard Lindelöf successive approximations scheme is applied to the model validation problem, namely, existence and uniqueness of solution process.

Angelos (2013) follows Bass (1988) to demonstrate the existence and uniqueness of the spatially inhomogeneous variance gamma process.

For details on the existence and uniqueness of the spatially inhomogeneous variance gamma process as a solution to the associated martingale problem described in Stroock (1975) and Stroock and Varadhan (1979), we refer the reader to Angelos (2013).

The paper contains a convergence proof that implies existence and uniqueness of the outcome of the iterated thought process.

If p o is found to be stationary to good approximation then, by uniqueness of the stationary distribution of an ergodic process, p o would be a good approximation to p M. We therefore suppose that at some time t the distribution is given by p o and compute, using Equation 1, the change in p o after one generation.