Sentence examples for 1 cpm from inspiring English sources

1) CPM basic properties: CPM is a constant envelope modulation (suitable for satellite communication) with more compact spectrum in compare to the linear modulations with constant envelope (with rectangular (REC) modulation pulse).

The specific activity of bacterial suspensions was approximately 1 cpm per 100 bacteria.

Genes that have expression levels less than 1 CPM were labeled as low expressed.

The relative inhibition was calculated as 1 cpm (patient serum) per cpm (FCS).

In our smallest sequenced libraries, 1 cpm is equivalent to approximately two reads aligned to a given gene.

All isotigs/contigs that have orthologs in the Drosophilagenome and passed the 1 cpm threshold were identified.

When (k=9), CPM identifies seven k-clique graphs.

The mean 3H level recovered with instrumentation of canals in group 1 was 75 cpm (± 29, standard deviation) and in group 2 was 123 cpm (± 50, standard deviation).

Five percent error was measured at 1.2 × 106 CPM (63 kBq); 1% error was measured at 450 × 103 CPM (22 kBq).

Elevated N -acetylglucosamine:β-1,4galactosyltransferase activity >22,000 cpm correctly identified 10 of these patients (76.9%).

In vitro studies revealed that IG3 shows higher binding affinity (measured as counts per minute, cpm) (p < 0.05) to laminin (2.45 ± 1.67 cpm), fibronectin (4.72 ± 1.95 cpm), and collagen type I (1.88 ± 0.53 cpm) compared to bovine serum albumin (BSA) (0.88 ± 0.31 cpm).