Sentence examples for approximated the length from inspiring English sources

In this study we approximated the length of interval as the time between clinical lung cancer diagnosis and death.

A small window size (50 nt) was used because it approximated the length of regions (40 nt) covered by ribosome during elongation.

This implies the RANC response approximates the length of the interval, with the accuracy of the approximation depending on how close neuron response functions are to being linear.

"For 30 years, no one would have thought of this happening," he added, roughly approximating the length of Mr. Hussein's rule.

A single hyphal filament of 5 cm in length, which approximates the length of the actively growing colony front, would contain ~50,000 nuclei.

If two clusters identified a location for a transposon that is present in the reference genome, the clusters were separated by a distance approximating the length of the transposon plus 200 bp.

Furthermore, the parameters of the best fit line also show that, even over the entire range from 300 to 104,000 nucleotides, transcript length closely approximates the ORF length plus a fixed length of approximately 1,263 nucleotides.

The gain of a designed pyramidal horn is determined without approximating the path length error.

Four and a half months later, which approximates the annual length of the reproductive period of voles in Finland, vole population sizes were estimated using Ugglan multiple live capture traps (Grahnab, Sweden).

Hence an exponential growth is used as the basis function approximating the crack length with respect to time.

Response surfaces approximating the crack lengths in the time range [ t I,  t F ] are required.