Sentence examples for version of the selection from inspiring English sources

However, for cases where the coupling is not very strong, if the active site is known, this could be easily tackled using a modified version of the selection function that integrates away all coordinates except for those of the active site (i.e. uses marginal conformational distributions rather than the full ones in the definition of selection function).

We sought to test rival accounts of cheater detection by devising versions of the selection task in which cheating is unconfounded with losses.

First, the genic pluralists end up offering not, as they claim, a variety of genuinely diverse causal versions of the selection process at different levels.

As an important tool in our investigations, we shall employ a version of the Aumann selection theorem which we state here in the form of lemma (see e.g. [6], Theorem 2.2.14).

Think of these as a more complex version of the difficulty selection in other games.

In three cases, allowing for more parameters per equation did improve the model significantly, but we estimated that it was preferable to control for the over-fitting occurring in the other cases and therefore chose to limit the number of parameters per equation to three in the final version of the model selection pipeline.

Finally, we identified genes that optimally distinguished the four subtype classes using a version of the gene selection method first described by Dudoit and Fridlyand [ 24], where the best class distinguishers are identified according to the ratio of between-group to within-group sums of squares.

They therefore refute any version of the late-selection theory according to which the selectivity of attention is entirely a 'late process', occuring after initial perceptual encoding is complete.

The criteria and selection process of watchdog nodes are presented in Algorithm 2, which is a modified version of the relay node selection algorithm presented in [32].

In the next few paragraphs, two aspects of Dawkins' own version of the units of selection problem shall be characterized.

Maynard Smith (1976) also ties the engineering notion of adaptation into the version of the units of selection question he would like to consider.