Sentence examples for by any given component from inspiring English sources

With this method, the volume occupied by any given component (volume density) is expressed as a percentage of the total volume of the tissue.

The quantification of infiltrating leucocytes (assessed according to immune reactivity to CD45 or markers of specific leucocyte subsets) was performed at × 100 magnification simultaneously by three independent observers (SF, ZS and DF) by estimating percentage of tissue occupied by any given component (single cells or cluster of cells).

In general, a message translator assures two functions: (i) parsing a stream of bits or characters, representing a network message in order to produce an AST, and (ii) processing an AST to produce a network message in the format expected by a given component.

Eigenvalues for each component explain how much of the common variance in the data that can be explained by a given component.

Components were retained for rotation if they fulfilled the Kaiser criterion (eigenvalues >1; indicating that >10% of the variance (r) is extracted by a given component) (16) and scree test (17).

This regulation can be achieved by placing a given component in the gene circuit of the community effect (e.g., Ap in our model) upstream of the cell cycle/cell death regulators or growth factors.

The genetic space occupied by the variants of a given component will likely be explored very rapidly via single mutations starting from any variant in each component.

All components implement a common interface defined by specific C++ declarations, so that a given component can be replaced by another one with the same interface, if necessary.

Elements belonging to a given component were defined by factor matrix after varimax rotation, with those having strong correlations grouped into components.

Therefore, taking (9), the high-level classification of a new instance y for a given component α, is given by M y ( α J ) = ( 1 - λ ) P y ( α J ) + λ H y ( α J ). (16).

In BST models, by contrast, the effect of any given system component on any given process is uniquely described by one kinetic order plus one rate constant for the overall turn-over rate of the process.