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1 ting in determining the number of steps in a stochastic process.
2 of differential equations driven by a latent stochastic process.
3 trating that magainin disruption is a highly stochastic process.
4  a small number of copies selected through a stochastic process.
5 abling us to model RBC alloimmunization as a stochastic process.
6 tributed to the fluctuations inherent in any stochastic process.
7 er, it appears that assembly is not simply a stochastic process.
8 are modeled as independent realizations of a stochastic process.
9 clear that release of neurotransmitters is a stochastic process.
10 ycosylated ferritin is a regulated and not a stochastic process.
11  under steady state conditions constitutes a stochastic process.
12 alysis indicates that T cell activation is a stochastic process.
13 ver a 2-year period, suggesting that it is a stochastic process.
14                    Transcription is a highly stochastic process.
15  appear random, suggesting they arise from a stochastic process.
16 ith the prevailing view of pore-filling as a stochastic process.
17  slow and inefficient and is thought to be a stochastic process.
18 he occurrence of the avalanches is a largely stochastic process.
19 line nucleus and mating type is decided by a stochastic process.
20 y number does not change as expected under a stochastic process.
21 hromosomal distribution during amitosis is a stochastic process.
22 e show that the magnetisation switching is a stochastic process.
23 ea that R5 or X4/DM infections result from a stochastic process.
24 logical phenomena and presents a fascinating stochastic process.
25 hat gene regulation is an essentially noisy (stochastic) process.
26 itive explanation by studying the underlying stochastic processes.
27 re uncertain and usually described as purely stochastic processes.
28 al development from destabilizing effects of stochastic processes.
29  generated by thermodynamically irreversible stochastic processes.
30  that include both deterministic chaotic and stochastic processes.
31 n whether these evolve independently through stochastic processes.
32 " (TFT) strategist population by considering stochastic processes.
33 s diverge due to local microenvironments and stochastic processes.
34 y primarily through promoting or restraining stochastic processes.
35 and environmental variation and leaving only stochastic processes.
36 reasing separations synchrony is degraded by stochastic processes.
37 logical features as a result of adaptive and stochastic processes.
38 shape of the realised values of the coloured stochastic processes.
39 ic/proteomic- and microenvironment-dependent stochastic processes.
40 s using the law of total variance for doubly stochastic processes: (1) variance of counts that would
41                               We derive from stochastic processes a different model that assumes simu
42 ecule analysis of replication suggested that stochastic processes acting on origins with different pr
43 nge for species whose dynamics are driven by stochastic processes.Adelie penguins are a key Antarctic
44 ated the relative roles of deterministic and stochastic processes along a disturbance gradient by int
45 smoothed out behaviour, like one-dimensional stochastic processes along the protein chain.
46 tion, of the new phase is typically a highly stochastic process and does not allow for the spatiotemp
47 igorous mathematical characterization of the stochastic process and identify the basic mathematical m
48               Here a class of coarse-grained stochastic processes and corresponding Monte Carlo simul
49 y review relevant results from the theory of stochastic processes and discuss the monitoring of conve
50  communities, highlighting the importance of stochastic processes and disturbance events in structuri
51           A new study reveals the underlying stochastic processes and explains why these are advantag
52             Here, we extend the framework to stochastic processes and finite populations.
53 imal interactions, it is predicted that both stochastic processes and functional plant traits that fa
54 f reproductive barriers, including mutation, stochastic processes and natural selection.
55                    By combining methods from stochastic processes and phylogenetics, this work provid
56 which approximate the statistical moments of stochastic processes and tend to be more precise than ma
57                      Gene transcription is a stochastic process, and is often activated by multiple s
58            Here we model weight changes as a stochastic process, and show that it behaves approximate
59  mean reverting process is used to model the stochastic process, and stochastic maximum principle is
60 en question, although both deterministic and stochastic processes are likely to be important.
61        Conservation efforts that combat only stochastic processes are therefore unlikely to avert ext
62                                              Stochastic processes are thought to mediate localization
63 mary tumors acquire genetic alterations in a stochastic process at a late stage, which make them inva
64 g to and between antigenic target sites as a stochastic process at the sub-organ level and argue agai
65 e analysis and design of experiments probing stochastic processes at the cellular level.
66 s filopodium-ECM interaction is modeled as a stochastic process based on binding kinetics between int
67 r more dimensions provides information about stochastic processes beyond the MSD.
68                                    Classical stochastic processes can be generated by quantum simulat
69          Here, we show that the inclusion of stochastic processes can lead to the stable recovery of
70 mplex set of spatiotemporal interactions and stochastic processes can result in life-threatening anom
71 ies can be controlled to a large extent, but stochastic processes cannot by definition.
72                          Here we introduce a stochastic process capturing local mobility decisions th
73 nger periods, walking is well described by a stochastic process composed of these elementary features
74 te Carlo algorithm for the simulation of the stochastic processes considered here.
75 analysis reveals that both deterministic and stochastic processes contribute to the assembly of compl
76 ue to lack of knowledge about the underlying stochastic processes controlling critical transitions, i
77                                 What sort of stochastic process could reproduce this highly consisten
78 ly of short dynamin scaffolds and involved a stochastic process dependent on the curvature stress imp
79           We thus sample trajectories of the stochastic process described by the chemical master equa
80      Thus, it is likely that host factors or stochastic processes determine the specific viral varian
81  observed emission patterns, indicating that stochastic processes dominate the occurrence of high emi
82                                       Either stochastic processes (e.g., drift and absence of selecti
83                                    Many such stochastic processes, especially those that are associat
84                                    We give a stochastic process for which the terms of the Riemann ze
85                                            A stochastic process generates the runs and tumbles, and i
86 ite variances, we investigate the underlying stochastic process generating these events.
87  we show that clans are unlikely products of stochastic processes (genetic or cultural drift) but lik
88 tudies implicitly assume that the underlying stochastic process has stationary increments.
89 s the role of realistic delay times in these stochastic processes has received little attention.
90 so suddenly we had to learn how to deal with stochastic processes." Here I describe theoretical effor
91 jority of RAMA elements is consistent with a stochastic process; however, up to 30% of RAMA elements
92 epresentation of reinforcement learning as a stochastic process in finite 'populations of ideas'.
93  epigenetic event is generally accepted as a stochastic process in tumor cells resulting from aberran
94 require spatial integration but is instead a stochastic process in which each receptor binding event
95 the model for branch migration as a stepwise stochastic process in which the branch migration hop is
96 oteins fold to their native states through a stochastic process in which the free energy decreases sp
97       A useful means of characterizing these stochastic processes in a model-independent way is by au
98 s, provoking new questions about the role of stochastic processes in DNA repair and mutagenesis.
99 s have greatly enhanced our understanding of stochastic processes in gene expression by utilizing new
100  be tested against alternatives that include stochastic processes in low-diversity lineages-which is
101 e relative contribution of deterministic and stochastic processes in the assembly of biotic communiti
102 explore the involvement of these dynamic and stochastic processes in the evolution of fluctuating tra
103 -sensor interactions on the nanoscale and of stochastic processes in the sensing environment.
104  spatial learning and stress, in addition to stochastic processes, in the generation of subtle change
105                                This class of stochastic processes includes both an incremental and a
106 uantitative information about the underlying stochastic process, including its anomalous scaling expo
107 up to 10 days, after which the importance of stochastic processes increased.
108 e consider transmission of infection to be a stochastic process involving discrete individuals.
109       The number of states in the underlying stochastic process is an exponential function of populat
110 sub-diffusion model for which the associated stochastic process is characterised by strong memory eff
111                                  The spatial stochastic process is incorporated under the Bayesian hi
112 this work, sensitivity analysis for discrete stochastic processes is developed based on density funct
113                                  Quantifying stochastic processes is essential to understand many nat
114                            Deterministic and stochastic processes jointly determine the community dyn
115                                          The stochastic process known as the coalescent is a convenie
116 y, our data show that both deterministic and stochastic processes may play a role in the assembly of
117                                          The Stochastic Process Model (SPM) represents a general fram
118 ntical TCR sequence, supporting a model of a stochastic process of cell fate determination coupled wi
119 tanding the limitations of working memory: a stochastic process of degradation that plays out indepen
120                                  A rapid and stochastic process of differential gene expression is re
121                     Because aging reflects a stochastic process of increasing disorder, cells in an o
122  are the results of the law of mass action-a stochastic process of innumerable binding and unbinding
123                            Thus, despite the stochastic process of mutation that leads to a continuou
124 ns are obtained from a simple, intrinsically stochastic process of nucleosome assembly, disassembly,
125                               They undergo a stochastic process of polymerization and depolymerizatio
126 on of contact rigidity is accounted for by a stochastic process of state estimation underlying propri
127  in which the sequence modulates the overall stochastic process of the junction dynamics and branch m
128                 The model keeps track of the stochastic process of viral mutation, and the determinis
129 trations, in which bacteria evolve under the stochastic processes of proliferation, migration, mutati
130 ), and the relative impact of genetic versus stochastic processes on CTL targeting of HIV and immune-
131 ective population size increases the role of stochastic processes on dynamics of plant virus populati
132 e simulations substantiate the importance of stochastic processes on induction of gene expression in
133 rine observations as coming from essentially stochastic processes or from dominant nonlinear mechanis
134 at transition from dormancy to activity is a stochastic process originating in noise-driven bistabili
135 t changes usually occurred through mediating stochastic processes over 5 years, challenging the tradi
136   Cell differentiation often appears to be a stochastic process particularly in the hemopoietic syste
137 des it has been increasingly recognized that stochastic processes play a central role in transcriptio
138                                              Stochastic processes play an important role in the infec
139 ous, suggesting that platelet secretion is a stochastic process potentially controlled by several fac
140  by assuming that (a) conception initiates a stochastic process producing a train of replications of
141 clude clades of two kinds: those produced by stochastic processes (random genetic drift) within a spe
142 ntact with antigen-presenting cells may be a stochastic process rather than one guided by chemokine g
143         There is increasing recognition that stochastic processes regulate highly predictable pattern
144 ating that intermolecular cross-linking is a stochastic process resulting from random collisions and
145 othesis that HPV integration in cancers is a stochastic process resulting in clonal selection of aggr
146 treatment communities is primarily caused by stochastic processes, so the stochastic change was estim
147                                            A stochastic process' statistical complexity stands out as
148 results indicate that both deterministic and stochastic processes structure soil fungal communities f
149 nce function on the two-dimensional space of stochastic processes subordinate to gamma distributions-
150 nd/or selection-independent constraints, not stochastic processes such as drift in unconstrained phen
151 y particular mutant subject to selection and stochastic processes such as genetic drift and populatio
152 ways on various properties of the underlying stochastic process, such as the spatial organization of
153 promises to elucidate community behavior and stochastic processes, such as antibiotic resistance acqu
154 and 'species fitness difference'-independent stochastic processes, such as birth/death and dispersal/
155            Ca oxalate precipitation is not a stochastic process, suggesting the involvement of specif
156 ation networks may be the result of a simple stochastic process taking place on an inhomogeneous land
157 e introduce a spatially explicit, asymmetric stochastic process that captures the essential architect
158 the DRT/DMC phenotype is not the result of a stochastic process that could occur at any translocation
159           Our analyses are consistent with a stochastic process that governs domain recombination and
160  from this work is that tRNA maturation is a stochastic process that lacks a defined order and that c
161                         We introduce a joint stochastic process that models these cross-correlations.
162                   Additionally, binding is a stochastic process that results in a continuum of bindin
163                                  Fusion is a stochastic process that, once initiated, must be rapid,
164                                 However, the stochastic processes that generate repertoires in each i
165 e points can be viewed as being generated by stochastic processes that in the simplest cases are Gaus
166 o environmental cues or exposures as well as stochastic processes that lead to heterogeneity and pote
167 le Space Reducing (SSR) processes are simple stochastic processes that offer a new route to understan
168  This result has been derived for particular stochastic processes that operate either in the limit of
169                         Noise is a result of stochastic processes that originate from quantum or clas
170 icate porous scaffolds, most of them rely on stochastic processes that typically result in scaffolds
171                   In this work, we present a stochastic process, the Poisson Indel Process (PIP), in
172 d have demonstrated that rather than being a stochastic process, the selection of new spacers is infl
173       Since gene expression is an inherently stochastic process, the simulation component of simulate
174                 When forcing is treated as a stochastic process, this can be addressed with first ret
175 est that antigen detection may result from a stochastic process through which a random walk facilitat
176                                We assume the stochastic process to be a two-state continuous time jum
177 e genetic models of social interactions with stochastic processes to model the random, nonlinear, and
178 ain objectives of modeling efforts using (i) stochastic processes to quantitatively reproduce these f
179                 Electropermeabilization is a stochastic process: two cells which appear identical may
180 of distinguishing periodic oscillations from stochastic processes.We suggest that dorsal-ventral tuni
181  these transcription factors is a continuous stochastic process where almost all mouse donor cells ev
182 acteria at high pressures is an irreversible stochastic process, whereas the switching probability to
183 cally assumed to be produced by a stationary stochastic process which has infinite memory.
184                        Self-restriction is a stochastic process, which temporarily induces the SOS re
185 le gut diversity may be driven by inherently stochastic processes, which has important implications f
186  of each individual allele is regulated by a stochastic process whose probability can be augmented by
187 ics can be approximated by a low-dimensional stochastic process with a linear Kolmogorov forward equa
188 ividual synaptic vesicles are retrieved by a stochastic process with an exponential distribution of d
189 institution must be modeled and treated as a stochastic process with unknown parameters to be estimat
190 ical models involve networks of coupled jump stochastic processes with a large number of parameters t
191           Gene expression is a fundamentally stochastic process, with randomness in transcription and
192 e of the combinatorial system terms of three stochastic process, with the system reaching essentially
193  at Jupiter than that caused by broadband or stochastic processes, with broadband and stochastic char
194  can explore the reaction interfaces through stochastic processes within the time scale indicated by

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