Sentence examples for absolute component from inspiring English sources

The bold values in Tables 5 and 7 indicate absolute component loadings higher than 0.5, which are considered significant contributors to the variance in the hydrochemistry.

Stereo radiographs for evaluation of absolute component migration (primary effect size) and single-direction absolute component migration (secondary effect size) were obtained within the first postoperative week and at 6 weeks, 6 months, 1 year, and 2 years.

Volume densities were converted to absolute component volumes by multiplying by the total volume of the placenta.

In our view, the HR's lack of any absolute component means the HR is incomplete as an outcome measure.

Therefore, it is necessary to develop a more accurate methodology that separates the absolute glare component from the relative glare component.

Rather than quantitating as absolute yields, component peaks within pyrograms can be interpreted quantitatively for estimating ratios between pools of components (e.g. S/G ratios) using, either peak area or fractional peak area [ 40, 43, 44] as is done in this work or peak area divided by its corresponding molar mass to yield an approximate relative "molar abundance" [ 41, 42, 45].

During prediction modeling, the most important and the absolute essential component is to carry out a validation of the predicted results (Chung and Fabbri 2003).

Further, receptor modeling through multi-linear regression of the absolute principal component scores (APCS-MLR) provided apportionment of various sources/factors in respective regions contributing to the river pollution.

We obtained estimates of daily source-specific PM2.5 concentrations by regressing the measured PM2.5 concentrations on absolute principal component scores (Thurston and Spengler 1985).

The consistent consequences are found in ε xx and the sum of absolute shear components.

The stationary wavelet transform is applied to the absolute difference components of value (ΔV) and saturation (ΔS) to get the wavelet coefficients denoted as WΔV and WΔS.