Sentence examples for by a linear relation from inspiring English sources

The results were supported by a linear relation with an r2 of 0.89 and a low mean square deviation (MSD = 0.24) between the measured and the simulated SOC.

The flow of the nanoscale films subjected to constant indentation loads is shear-thinning and can be described by a linear relation between the indentation depth and time with the stress exponent of 1/2.

Using exact electric boundary conditions at the crack surfaces, the nonlinear behavior between the electric displacement at the crack faces and applied loading is given, and it can be approximated by a linear relation on applied electric field.

Finally, road length growth in the range [39°; 90°] is better defined by a linear relation and is little represented in the total watershed road network.

The resulting pressure-volume curve is well explained by a linear relation (R2 = 0.95), in contrast to nonlinear dependence found in intact kidneys.

However, in standard MM/PBSA, the non-polar solvation energy is represented by a linear relation to the SASA [7].

Statistical noise overrode the error introduced by assuming a linear relation between sap flow and temperature difference within the range between 0 and 1.7 g h−1.

The results show that, the accuracy of correction for diffusion limitations cannot be guaranteed by only a linear relation of 1/I versus (rotation rate)−1/2 in Koutecky Levich plot and significantly depends on the distribution of the particles on the substrate.

E and PV0 were calculated by fitting to a linear relation.

Targeted temperature management at 33°C after cardiac arrest reduces REE by 20% with a linear relation to temperature variations.

Enoxaparin calibration curves, by contrast, showed a linear relation between PiCT values and enoxaparin concentration with good accuracy (data not shown).