Sentence examples for by calculating an average from inspiring English sources

In order to incorporate the replicates at each time point, we repeated the calculations by randomly sampling over the replicates at each time point and by calculating an average correlation coefficient from the resampled curves afterwards.

To lower molecular modeling time but still produce a smooth animation a script was written that extends the molecular frame array by calculating an average structure for every pair of molecules, and inserting that molecule into the sequence.

Its performance is discussed in comparison with a standard method that evaluates the Flory–Huggins parameter by calculating an average of the intermolecular energy of two molecules in contact, taking also into account their off-lattice Flory–Huggins coordination numbers.

For each sample chemiluminescence was measured by calculating an average over 30 seconds every five minutes in a portable chemiluminometer (Junior LB 9509 E G and G Berthold Germany) for a total of 30 minutes.

Regional summaries of public versus private usage of care by wealth quintile were produced by calculating an average of each country-specific quintile, weighted by total country population as determined by the 2008 World Development Indicators [23].

Similarly, the second-line transition probabilities were extrapolated by calculating an average probability between baseline and 48 months.

We started by calculating an average-risk category: this was 43-522), meaning that there was a high risk of poor evolution for values above 52 and a low risk of poor evolution for those below 43.

These effective bubble diameters have been determined in three ways: by calculating an integral average bubble diameter, by calculating the bubble diameter which gives the same bed expansion and by calculating the bubble diameter which gives the same total number of mass transfer units.

A1C was collected in each arm at visits scheduled at 4-month intervals, and the updated average A1C was computed by calculating a weighted average of the cumulative A1C values, with weights defined by the length of intervals between blood draws (20).

No matter how close its similarity is to 100%, it must not contribute to the similarity of other patches as it would contribute by calculating a simple average.

OSA clearly affects the best fit mono-exponential time constant (whether by forcing a mono-exponential fit or by calculating a weighted average of a multi-exponential fit).