Sentence examples for boundary with the average from inspiring English sources
The validity of using diaphragmatic motion as a surrogate for tumor motion was examined by calculating the correlation between the average motion trajectory of the pixels comprising the diaphragm boundary with the average trajectory of the pixels comprising the tumor boundary.
The segment bias is much larger than that caused by transcription; see Figure 4 which compares the average bias at a segment boundary calculated from all 11750 A+/T+ boundaries with the average bias at a TSS (Transcription Start Site) calculated from all 23941 coding genes.
They concluded that the arsenic concentrations in the unconfined aquifer and in the recharge areas of the plain boundary (with an average of 25.8 µg/L) were lower, than those in the confined aquifer and the deeper wells, which had an average value of 122.5 µg L−1.
The constant pressure periodic boundary with an average pressure of 1 atm and isotropic position scaling were used to maintain the pressure with a relaxation time of 2 ps.
Even when the numbers are broken down to averages per completed match, given only Zimbabwe have played more fixtures since 1 April last year, they still lead the way across all the boards bar clearing the boundary, with New Zealand averaging 6.09 sixes per innings to their 5.4.
3. The southern and eastern borders of the ancient agricultural region in the central Negev coincide with the average decadal climatic boundary between the arid and hyper-arid zone (P/PET = 0.05).
Spillover predicted by the "30% MR" scenario from the "future of fishing" model resulted in net immigration of biomass for fished regions that shared a boundary with the MR (regions C & E) with average annual immigration values of 0.7 tonne and 1 tonne respectively (Figure 6D).
The results showed substantially lower environmental impacts compared with the average current Swedish diet, but the strict absolute climate boundary and the N and P input boundaries were still exceeded for all diets.
The fished region that did not share a boundary with the MR (region D) exhibited less variability in spillover with an average immigration of 0.2 tonnes (Figure 6D).
Thanks to generous electoral boundaries, the average Scottish constituency has 9,000 fewer voters than the average English one.
