Meanings of stochastic effects in English

In the present work, we experimentally examine a system whose dynamics are heavily influenced by stochastic effects.

So, our findings are expected to be of broad relevance, and suggest that stochastic effects can enable binary cellular decisions.

In some instances, these cellular responses are stimulated by small numbers of molecules, and so stochastic effects could be important.

We follow a long tradition in the physics community and introduce a temperature (of selection) to account for stochastic effects.

On a population basis, however, malignancies become more likely on account of stochastic effects being more probable as the number of procedures performed increases.

However, in finite populations stochastic effects can drive the system away from strict Nash equilibria, which gives rise to a new concept for evolutionary stability.

Discrete-state Markov chain models are seen as the "gold standard," but are computationally intensive, restricting investigation of stochastic effects to the single-cell level.

Fluctuations in protein numbers (noise) due to inherent stochastic effects in single cells can have large effects on the dynamic behavior of gene regulatory networks.