Sentence examples for apparent measured from inspiring English sources

Once this is known, the distance of the star can be deduced from a comparison of absolute and apparent (measured) magnitudes.

The bulk, true as well as the apparent (measured by hydrostatically weighing in mercury) densities are reported for the different reaction zones of pyrolysis, reduction, oxidation and the ash bed, and showed significant variation in each zone.

With the long-term diffusivity being highly responsive to preferential location of particles in either cristae or IBM, one of the straightforward possibilities is an interpretation of apparent (measured) diffusion coefficient as an indicator of the partitioning: for example, a probe concentrated in the IBM would tend to diffuse quicker than that having equal density in both cristae and the IBM.

Equation (33) shows that under these circumstances, the apparent (measured) cross-correlation x is 1, independently of the true cross-correlation.

Third, the mean apparent measured steady-state wear rates (0.02 mm/year) were actually lower than the accuracy threshold of our method (0.022 mm).

In the experiments reported in this study, the slopes method was enhanced by considering the apparent (measured) Kd value as the inverse of the sum of the reciprocal individual Kds for each lipid component weighted by the respective molar fractions.

"It's been said by a lot of other people, I'm pretty good at it," Mr. Napier said, without any apparent measure of humility.

The announcement is another apparent measure of liberalisation by a government being viewed as less restrictive than the military regime it replaced, even though it took power following elections in November last year dismissed internationally as a sham, and boycotted by Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy, the officially banned opposition party.

The excess transition enthalpy was introduced as an apparent measure of the ligand binding to the copolymer.

This study offers new insights into BMLs, but it is important to note that we used an apparent measure of bone density that included cortical bone.

Unfortunately, most inferences about fishing selection are based on an evaluation of selectivity or fishing mortality rate and therefore focus on only one aspect of adaptive evolution: the opportunity for directional change through an apparent measure of selection intensity.