Sentence examples for a value corresponding to a from inspiring English sources

The process is first initialized (for example with a value corresponding to a 4-QAM modulation) then it waits until another SNR value is received.

This assessment is a value corresponding to a score on a brain injury scale.

Consequently, differences in molar abundance of individual proteins between cells down to 45% - a value corresponding to a full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the normal distribution - can be confidently discerned.

It has also been shown that E g slightly increases with increasing the diameter of the tube and saturates at a value corresponding to the gap of an AlN hexagonal sheet.

It can be observed that the average wavelength begins at a value corresponding to the initial surface, and grows to a steady-state value as the surface morphology changes, representing the final "evolved" wavelength spectrum of the surface.

A unigene set of 17 268 sequences was generated from 39 928 high-quality sequences and showed a redundancy of ∼35%, a value corresponding to the expected level compared with other published works.

If there was only one prescription for an individual, we assigned a value corresponding to half the average length of time between first and second prescriptions for domperidone among persons with more than one prescription.

For the purpose of calculations, negative titers reported as <10 were assigned a value of 5, while high titers reported as greater than or equal to a given value were assigned a value corresponding to the next 2-fold titer; e.g., the value of ≥1,280 was assigned a value of 2,560.

We suggest that the wide range of tilt angle values observed in vivo corresponds to different structures rather than to an error around a mean value corresponding to a unique structure.

The response statistics are used to calculate a characteristic value corresponding to a target probability of non-exceedance.

In each case, a universal SCF value corresponding to a unique value of chamfer angle was established.