Sentence examples for by plotting the natural from inspiring English sources
Specific growth rates were calculated by plotting the natural logarithm of biomass over time in its exponential phase.
where the particle size at time t, D t), is a function of the initial particle size (D0, in this case D0 equals zero) and a rate constant k with an exponent n that can be calculated for each experimental condition by plotting the natural log of the time and the natural log of the particle size [41],[41],[41].
These pseudo first-order decay constants were calculated by plotting the natural logarithm of O2− concentration over time (slope = k, Fig. S1B).
4A and 4B, Table S1) and the O2− decay constants (obtained by plotting the natural log of superoxide against time) were concentration independent as expected for a first-order reaction (Fig. S1B).
To account for superoxide decay between the spike addition and its detection in the FeLume (typically 20 30 sec, recorded for each spike), the signal was extrapolated to time zero (t0) by plotting the natural logarithm of the blank subtracted signal (Fig. S1).
By plotting the natural logarithm of the measured signal intensity versus the b values, the diffusion rate can be derived from the slope of this plot.
The contribution of the different spectral partitions to each of the natural data subdivisions was assessed by plotting the fraction of sites belonging to the different spectral partitions for each of the natural data subdivisions.
To check for publication bias, funnel plots were produced by plotting the OR for each study against the SE of the natural logarithm of the OR, and Egger tests were conducted to investigate funnel plot asymmetry [ 11].
A working curve is prepared by plotting the potential of a series of standard solutions as a function of the logarithm or natural logarithm (ln) of the activities or concentrations of the solutions.
Between-session repeatability was calculated by plotting the difference between a mean session FENO and the overall individual mean against the overall individual mean both on the natural and log-transformed (on base 10) basis.
