Sentence examples for by the average density from inspiring English sources

Finally, multiplying the presumed volume of the creature by the average density of body tissue another factor derived from modern-day mammals provides an estimated weight, the researchers report online today in Biology Letters.

Generally, a low volatile content was assumed because of Mercury's close orbital position to the Sun and its unusually large metal-to-silicate ratio suggested by the average density.

Volume was multiplied by the average density (weighted based on stem wood volume in NWOR, using FIA densities [12] of the target species set to convert to biomass and a C biomass conversion factor of 50% to obtain sampling error in C.

Densities of GNAT2-labeled outer segments were determined by the average density at a given location on a section, for 3 sections located in the center of the transduced area (most transversal sections).

The TE of an uORF was estimated as the average density of ribo-seq reads in the uORF divided by the average density of the mRNA-seq reads for the corresponding mRNA.

We estimated tree growth and carbon accumulation (assuming 45%% C in biomass) in remnant trees in a typical "esep" by multiplying our per-tree estimates by the average density of 15 trees per ha found in "esep" fields in the region (after Carrière 1999).

To facilitate comparison the relative nucleosome density was subsequently normalized by dividing the average density of all fragments from the corresponding genome, and all the fragments were binned according to their G+C% and comparison between different bins were performed.

This reduction in mEPSC amplitude can be explained by a decrease in the average density of postsynaptic AMPA receptors or alternatively by a change in their biophysical properties.

Nuclear reactions may then have occurred much less efficiently per proton and neutron nucleus than accounted for by standard calculations, and the average density of matter may be correspondingly increased perhaps even to the point where ordinary matter can close the present-day universe.

The range for the volume specified by ⟨s2i⟩3/20 suggests that the average density of chain segments about a terminal atom is roughly 1/3 of the average density of chain segments about the atom midway along the contour of any long unperturbed chain.

The expansion of dimensions was accompanied by the reduction in the average density.