The phrase "a per unit base" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to finance, economics, or engineering to refer to a standard measurement or unit for comparison.
Example: "The costs were calculated on a per unit base to ensure accurate pricing for each item sold."
Alternatives: "a unit basis" or "a per unit framework".
Therefore, the k value that represents the changing rate of cumulative excess of keto (G + T) over amino (A + C) per unit base could be a good measurement of magnitude of strand composition biases and even strand mutation bias.
Such a diagram provides performance comparisons of pin fins with respect to two operating parameters: the heat transfer rate per unit base surface area and the power input for the same area.
The y-component of the Z curve represents the plus of cumulative excess of G over C and T over A. An index is defined as the changing rate of y-component per unit base and denoted by symbol k.
Apple said this would be the equivalent of "$14.40 per unit" based on the average selling price of an iPhone.
Apple says this would be the equivalent of "$14.40 per unit" based on the average selling price of an iPhone.
The obtained results of the high-efficiency gas turbine system control during startup using the ANFIS approach are shown in Figs. 9 and 10. Figure 9 shows the speed variation per unit based on the Rowen model and Fig. 10 shows the measured exhaust temperature variation of the studied gas turbine.
With an IQR of 1.00 ppm, the RR per IQR and corresponding CI are the same as those on a per unit of measurement basis for our base case.
To apply a per unit system, a set of base magnitudes is studied and defined taking into account the special characteristics of a battery.
The bonds can be based on a per unit reclamation cost.
Indeed, the precision of the effect size estimates is also better for the GRS30 when examining the associations based on a per unit increase in the GRS, further supporting the likelihood that the greater number of SNPs accounts for a greater proportion of the phenotypic variance.
Differences in the composition of the risk groups between unweighted and weighted scores may be one explanation for the varying performance of unweighted and weighted models as the associations based on a per unit increase in the GRS are broadly similar between unweighted and weighted models.
