Sentence examples for by plotting the potential from inspiring English sources
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.
A calibration curves were constructed by plotting the recorded potentials as a function of -log [MOX].
This is illustrated in Fig. 3 by plotting the reduced electrostatic potential for a charge q, in the interface.
From a double Gaussian fit, the single channel conductance was calculated by plotting the average current at each potential versus the voltage.
For current-clamp experiments investigating the effect of etomidate on VB neuron excitability, input output curves were constructed by plotting the number of action potentials generated as a function of stimulus amplitude.
Density functional theory (DFT) based calculation is used to estimate the onset potential by plotting the free energy profile for ORR of each active site of nanocatalyst.
Phase plots were constructed by plotting the first derivative of the somatic membrane potential (dV/dt) vs the somatic membrane potential for the average spike waveform.
By plotting the frequency of mapped matches representing potential cross-reactive targets, we found significant enrichments of high identity matches among the autosomal probes displaying significant sex-associated methylation differences compared with those detecting no significant differences (Fig. 1).
By plotting the reaction profiles of the chemical potentials (the gray curve in Figure 1), we obtain a deeper understanding of surface reactions compared to the traditional reaction profiles currently used, in which only total energies are considered without thermal correction and concentration terms (the black curve in Figure 1).
Current-voltage (I/V) curves were constructed by plotting the mean current amplitude for each clamped potential.
An estimate of the potential publication bias was carried out by plotting the single-study RR on a log scale against the respective standard error (funnel plot).
