Sentence examples for a recalculated from inspiring English sources

A tougher choice is between a "recalculated" life expectancy and a "fixed term" life.

a Recalculated In another fermentation study, the native Candida tenuis XR has been compared with its K274R-N276D double mutant in recombinant S. cerevisiae strains also expressing XDH from Galactocandida mastotermitis and overexpressing the endogenous XK gene [ 19].

The most satisfying aspect of my job is when a student makes a transformative discovery -- the "ah ha" moment, a shift in perspective, a route recalculated.

Moreover, a relationship between the amount of glycerol and film thickness was observed, and a greater recalculated tensile/puncture strength was needed for an increased thickness in films prepared by impregnation.

By stripping judges of the power to add aggravating factors, Ring seemed to open a new path to challenging overrides, since they largely happen when a judge recalculates a jury's evaluation of mitigating and aggravating circumstances.

Then, the normalized threshold nth a is recalculated according to the formula nt{h}_a=left(t{h}_a-{f}_{mathsf{1}}right)frac{mathsf{255}{f_{mathsf{99}}-{ff}_{mathsf{1}}} (2).

A greater recalculated tensile strength was also found for thinner films containing NaCMC and propylene glycol as plasticizer in Verma and Chattopadhyay's experiment [ 22].

The problem usually arises when IRA owners with spouse-beneficiaries choose payouts based on an annually recalculated life expectancy for both themselves and their spouses.

A) Correlation between these recalculated epidiv values and transcriptional responsiveness.

To confirm this factor solution provided a valid representation of the typical network structure, we recalculated PCA-A in healthy controls alone.

The sensors register the surgeon's hand movements, which are relayed as digitized information to a computer and recalculated as wrist, shoulder and elbow positions 1,300 times a second.