Sentence examples for been recalculated based on from inspiring English sources

A drift towards the position of the rubber hand indicates that the brain has recalibrated peripersonal space, so that the position of the hand has been recalculated based on the position of the rubber hand.

Then, a second gel was prepared and loaded with the sample volume (which had been recalculated based on the optical density of the actin band), after which Western blotting was performed using a Mini Trans-Blot Electrophoretic Transfer Cell Bio-Rad Laboratoriess) as described previously [29].

All Δ GU values have been recalculated based on the structuring shifts, expressed as chemical shift deviations (CSDs, the observed shift minus the coil reference value) at residue 18 so as to reflect complete cage structure formation rather than helix content.

Finally, the adaptive control factor is recalculated based on the estimator-based ASMC strategy.

Then, the volumes of all individual cartilage plates were recalculated based on different sampling intervals from 1.5 mm thick slices by extracting one in two, one in three, and one in four slice areas from the individual data file.

Therefore, there exists some portion of madaptivefiltersurrounding a broken wire that contains signals from unbroken wires.

Then, this pattern (column) is added to current BFS and the master problem is recalculated based on the enlarged BFS.

Maximum power coefficients are recalculated based on the maximum area of shroud and are found to be comparable to that of the unshrouded turbine.

Using the Mass Hunter software, the expected concentrations of the calibration curve were recalculated based on the calibration equation and R2 using a linear regression with 1/X weighting.

If the road infrastructure and vehicle production stages are excluded from the system boundaries, the CO2 emission reduction can be recalculated based on the RED 2009/28/EC criteria.

Accordingly, the 1-year forecast for 2008, for example, is recalculated based on the average of 43 years from 1964 to 2006, shifted backward by 1 year.