Sentence examples for averaged from a from inspiring English sources

Natural cities refer to naturally or objectively defined human settlements based on a meaningful cutoff averaged from a massive amount of units extracted from geographic information.

Analysis of metabolism in culture homogenates (thousands of cells) was consistent with metabolism averaged from a large number of single cells.

The costs of upgrading one kilometre of lane were averaged from a European database of road construction projects that have successfully been implemented with cohesion policy funding; see EC [47].

3) Each time series was also corrected for the ventricular signal averaged from a ventricular ROI and 4) the white matter signal averaged from a white matter ROI through linear regression according to previous resting state fMRI studies [14], [34], [42].

The individual rate constants were averaged from a minimum of three separate experiments (three mRNA concentrations per experiment), and the equilibrium dissociation constant was calculated from the rate constants.

Each condition was carried out at least in triplicates per experiment, i.e. at least three wells of a 96-well plate, and the immunofluorescence data were averaged from a minimum of 2000 cells per well.

Analysts at Caris & Company even lowered their rating on Herbalife to average from a buy in anticipation that Mr. Einhorn would have something negative to say about it.

The mean blood pressure was averaged from five measurements within a 10-min interval.

I wouldn't be surprised if these larger shops average from $600,000 a year gross sales to $800,000 or $900,000.

The dc component can be easily subtracted from the equation by removing a common average from A-lines [ 42].

Ten players average from 11.5 to 27.6 minutes a game and nine players average from 5.3 to 11.4 points a game.