Sentence examples for biological quantities from inspiring English sources

The reliability of this information increases substantially if both the meteorological and the biological quantities, measured or modelled, are properly integrated in a prognostic system.

Advances in materials engineering, electronic circuits, sensors, signal processing and classification techniques have allowed computational systems to interpret biological quantities, recognizing physiological conditions.

An integral link between CALADIS and the BioNumbers repository of biological quantities further facilitates the straightforward location, selection, and use of a wealth of experimental data in cell biological calculations.

The systematic elucidation of biological phenomena and the development of effective biotechnological solutions to a series of commercial problems are both increasingly dependent on systems engineering approaches to handle the effective analysis of rapidly accumulating amounts of data on the genome of various species, and the monitoring of biological quantities.

As one of the plug-flow reactors, biological aerated filter (BAF) reactor was divided into four sampling sectors to understand the characteristics of elemental nitrogen transformation during the reaction process, and then the different characteristics of elemental nitrogen transformation caused by different NH3 N loadings, biological quantities and activities in each section were obtained.

We should note that as with all biological quantities, the precise values of the geometric parameters of Table 1 vary from cell to cell and that the numbers we have given are representative only of an average case.

Dose is a physical quantity, while risk is a biological quantity.

Examples of the most popular ones are: (12) Polynominal : K (x i, x j ) = (x i · x j + 1 ) p (13) Gaussian : K (x i, x j ) = e − ‖ x j − x i ‖ 2 / 2 σ 2 (14) Sigmoid : K (x i, x j ) = tan   h (κ   x i x j + c ) A vector has a limited number of components, each representing a specific physicochemical, structural or biological quantity.

In biological oscillators the quantities that change periodically are often concentrations.

Biological and physical quantities assessed for scientific studies must be measured with sufficient reproducibility for the study to produce meaningful results.

An eEOV is a defined biological or ecological quantity, which is derived from field observations, and which contributes significantly to assessments of Southern Ocean ecosystems.