Sentence examples for by a factor equal from inspiring English sources

The overall throughput of the proposed scheme has been increased more than by a factor equal to the number of wavelengths employed than that of the SS-OAN.

In concentrating photovoltaic (CPV) systems the incident solar radiation is multiplied by a factor equal to the concentration ratio, with the use of lenses or reflectors.

First, make the assessment for NOT providing health insurance the full prescribed ACA amount for having full time 40-hour employees be multiplied by a factor equal to actual average employee hours worked in the company divided by 40.

The objective with this prototype engine was to achieve both high acoustic impedance at the regenerator position and a traveling-wave field in ducts, and to amplify the acoustic power by a factor equal to the number of regenerators.

If the same toroid is wound around an iron ring with no gap, the magnetic field inside the iron is larger by a factor equal to μ/μ0, where μ is the magnetic permeability of the iron.

Second, set the assessment for NOT providing health insurance to the full prescribed ACA amount for companies with 100 full time employees and above, but for companies with below 100 full time employees make the assessment the full assessment multiplied by a factor equal to the number of employees divided by 100.

The coefficient reported for the Poisson part (−0.075) informs us that being a lower secondary school low track students is associated with a decrease in the expected rate of years accumulated by a factor equals to the exponential of this coefficient (0.93).8.

Moreover, as shown in the above referenced equations, this result is supported by the SNR improvement of a factor equal to the t-f window length N over the SNR associated to SOS based method.

In the simulations using cell line specific exchange fluxes, the biomass equation coefficients were multiplied by a conversion factor equal to 550 pgDW cell−1 to accommodate the fact that exchange fluxes were measured in fmol cell−1 h−1 instead of mmol gDW−1 h−1 as normally assumed in genome-scale metabolic modeling77.

If it proved to be non-significant, the next least significant P-value was selected (Step 2) and multiplied by a scaling factor equal to the step number.

Furthermore, Z-scores can only be compared if the average of both outcomes (FEV1(l) and FEV1%pred) differ by a multiplicative factor, equal to the quotient of the standard errors.