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A recent model for depletion-mediated RBC aggregation was employed to calculate the changes of glycocalyx properties that were consistent with experimental electrophoretic mobility (EPM) and aggregation data.
As a case study, the liner wear profile of the Sarcheshmeh copper complex SAG mill was used to model the liner wear rate and calculate the changes of lifter face angle and lifter height during mill operation.
This provides ΔCT values that were used to calculate the changes of gene expression levels.
Briefly, Ct values were first normalized to that of ACTB/β-actin in the same sample (dCt) and then differences of Ct values between each treated and control group (ddCt) were used to calculate the changes of fold-induction in each sample using the formula 2ddCt.
Dissociation constants of two variants can be used to calculate the changes of Gibbs energy of their interaction; for dissociation constants of WT (K d )WT and a mutant (K d )mut: (1) Δ Δ G = − RT ln (K d ) mut − { − RT ln (K d ) WT } = − RT ln { (K d ) WT (K d ) mut }.
Thus, to evaluate tissue blood oxygenation recovery, we used the measured light amplitudes at the two wavelengths from a single source-detector separation (2.5 cm for arm muscles or 3.0 cm for leg muscles) to calculate the changes of [HbO2] and [Hb] (that is, Δ[HbO2] and Δ[Hb]) relative to their baselines (before physiological manipulations), based on the modified Beer-Lambert Law [ 45].
We could also calculate the change of human reliability when CPC differs.
The standardization ratio of BNP or NPRA to β-actin band densitometric data was used to calculate the change of the expression.
UT provides an effective way to approximately calculate the change of the mean and covariance of a random variable when it undergoes a nonlinear transformation.
We calculate the change of grain size distribution by SN shock destruction in a medium swept by an SN shock, following Nozawa et al. (2006).
where β ad ≡ g/c p is the dry adiabatic lapse rate, which is frequently used to calculate the change of the air parcel temperature due to compression/expansion during hydrostatic adiabatic vertical motions.
