Sentence examples for blockage indices from inspiring English sources
Threshold values of the Blockage and Dimensionless Blockage Indices calibrated to worldwide data sets successfully separate dam sites in eastern Oregon that failed catastrophically from those that did not.
However, the relatively minor concerns are: 1) FLLL-11 has subpar cell permeability indexes (Caco2: 485; MDCK: 226), not as good as FLLL-12 (Caco2: 1164; MDCK: 583) and GO-Y030 (Caco2: 3073; MDCK: 1665); 2) the IC50 HERG K+ blockage index for all three compounds are on borderline as all three compounds have QPlogHERG values around -5.5, below the -5 redline.
39 The index of Bowie's creative blockage in the 80s was his lack of new songs.
Based on this ontology analysis, we postulated that an increased mitotic index is associated with cell-cycle arrest during mitosis, which involves kinases related to nuclear processes, while a diminished mitotic index is associated with cell-cycle blockage in early phases (G1/S/G2 phases), which involves kinases related to cytosolic signaling.
Extensive results highlighting the effects of the Reynolds number (1⩽Re⩽40), power-law index (0.2⩽n⩽1.8), Prandtl number (1⩽Pr⩽100) and the blockage ratio (β= 4 and 1.6) on the average Nusselt number have been presented.
For curcumin itself, the prediction shows concern on potential HERG K+ channel blockage, and more seriously a very poor cell permeability index for both Caco-2 and MDCK tests.
Blockage of the nostrils on the exhale was done alternately with the index finger and thumb of the hand of preference.
They show that neuregulin is upregulated after injury and that and pharmacological blockage reduces cardiomyocyte proliferation after heart resection whereas transgenically induced overexpression results in a higher proliferative index.
In addition, the effects of blockage ratios ranging from 16.67% to 50% on the engineering output parameters with varying power-law index at Re = 40 were reported.
A numerical analysis using Ansys Fluent was carried out to investigate the forced convection of power-law fluids (power-law index varying from 0.2 to 1.8) around a heated semi-circular cylinder with wall confinement (or blockage ratio) of 25%, Prandtl number of 50, and Reynolds numbers 1 40.
