Sentence examples for a term corresponding to from inspiring English sources

And so for his new film, "Roman de Gare" (a term corresponding to our airport novel), which opens Friday in New York, he changed his name.

The Extended UNIQUAC model for electrolyte solutions is an excess Gibbs energy function consisting of a Debye Hückel term and a term corresponding to the UNIQUAC equation.

To put the point with a slight risk of anachronism (since Plato does not have a term corresponding to our "aesthetics"), he does not think that aesthetics is separable from ethics.

The assumed meta-analysis model included a term corresponding to the true underlying log odds ratio relating SSRI use and risk of birth defects and a collection of random study level effects.

Overall, regarding species for which GO annotation is available, around 70% of genes that got a hit contain a GO term, corresponding to about 90% of all the GO terms found in the organism.

Since F ST ij / 1-F ST ij ) = 1/ 1-Fj, we can write thiSTmodel ij terms of η ij = log(F ST ij /(1/ F ST ij )) = -log(λ ij ) as: η ij = α i + β j + γ ij weere α i is a locan effect, β j a population effect and γ ij an error term corresponding to a departure of the logit of F ST ij from the additive decomposition.

The mathematical model involves moving boundaries governed by a fourth order nonlinear partial differential equation which contains a nonlocal term corresponding to the electrical field and a nonlinear term corresponding to the curvature.

As a further exploratory step, we also used a spline term corresponding to distance under the conditional likelihood framework [ 23, 24].

The relative risk (RR) and its 95% confidence interval (CI) were calculated based on the regression coefficient and its standard error (Cox, 1972) for an indicator term corresponding to a level of independent variable.

The gene expression model used in PSEA implies a constant term (corresponding to the intercept in the regression) with an upper bound given by the background of expression measure (see Equation four in Kuhn et al. [ 3]).

Wind is introduced in the numerical wave tank by means of a pressure term, corresponding to the modified Jeffreys' sheltering mechanism.