Sentence examples for average expansion rate from inspiring English sources

Only one sample which was collected from the fault zone considered as reactive with average expansion rate of 0.2404% which is more than 0.2%.

cThe average expansion rate of TCRBV gene families was higher in CD4+ T cell subset than in other two cell populations (P < 0.01, 0.05 by χ2 test).

Based on the obtained results, it was found that five samples of all six samples were considered as innocuous due to their average expansion rates which are less than 0.1%.

Continuous CXCL12 administration at 60 ng/day resulted in an averaged migration speed at 269 ± 41 μm/day or an averaged expansion rate of 115 ± 35 × 10 μm/day into the CC.

The averaged expansion rates from D0 to D7 were 115 ± 35 × 10 and 4 ± 4 × 10 μm/day for the CXCL12 and vehicle groups, respectively (p < 0.05).

In the non-mitigated plots, the average population expansion rate was 5 (range of 0 18) which requires a detection accuracy of 74% to reliably detect infestation.

These measures equate to an average global seagrass expansion rate of 1.08% per decade.

The mean local reaction rate related to the average expansion across the front and computed from the mean velocity divergence is evaluated in this work.

Intimal expansion rate was calculated as the average from 3 and 5 levels within the heart allograft, with 200 µm of distance between each level.

Thereafter, the CM deposition rate steeply decreased in Stage II and further Stage III, averaging only 5.4 µg per fruit per day at 66 DAFB, the time of the highest surface expansion rate.

Figure 5 Expansion rate performance test.