To be more easily compared with other studies, the voxel size was taken into account: after multiplying the previous CF by the number of voxels per mL, the CF was expressed in cps/MBq.
The number of molecules in the simulator can then be obtained multiplying the previous value by the area of the simulation space and the estimated height.
The transformation matrix for the current frame is estimated by multiplying the matrices from the previous registration steps.
The first is obtained by multiplying the mean of the previous series by ( 1 + C V ), while the other results similarly but using ( 1 − C V ) as a multiplier.
It is obtained by multiplying the estimate from the previous frame with the multiplicative constant Δ final μ,k) and the trend constant Δ tr μ,k) widehat{B}_{text{pre}}(mu,k) = Delta_{text{final}}(mu,k),Delta_{text{tr}}}(mu,k),widehat{{B}_{text{pre}}(mu,k-1).
For instance, in WT motoneurons, the standard deviations (that we computed by multiplying the standard errors reported in previous works by the square root of the number of observations) were 20 nS for the input conductance and 0.57 nA for the rheobase in Pambo-Pambo et al. (2009) and 7 mV for spiking voltage threshold in Quinlan et al. (2011).
Here we included both diffusive and ebullition fluxes in the previous NBC estimate by multiplying the mean daily flux from our study for both CO2 and CH4 from open-water ponds with the total pond area of the wetland.
First, activity in min/d was calculated by multiplying the frequency and duration of each separate activity in the previous two weeks and dividing the multiplied score by 14.
The diameter and length of dendrites in vivo were obtained by multiplying the measure with the shrinkage factor reported in a previous study [37].
In the previous version we simulated the Rpt experiments simply by multiplying the v in rate by a factor.
Staff time costs were measured by multiplying the number of full time employment equivalents by their annual salaries and benefits, as suggested by several previous studies [ 9– 12].
