Sentence examples for calculation derived from from inspiring English sources
Also, the dark phase angle fraction calculation derived from the phase angle contrast AFM images could be correlated with the deposited Al Ti C films hardness measured by nanoindentation tests; the higher the surface dark phase angle fraction, the harder the Al Ti C films.
The DSP is a calculation derived from 6MWD and the lowest saturation at 6 min and has been shown to predict poor outcome in patients with IPF [ 17].
The primary endpoint of the physical and social activity study is based on the power calculation derived from a pilot study [ 25] that found a baseline VO2max of 24.3 ml/min/kg (SD 5.9) among children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
Based on calculation derived from our study figures, if all our patients were to develop a susceptible enterococcal post-operative infection we would have needed 34 patients developing such an infection to see 1 case of enterococcal infection prevented.
However, the Kiexp calculation derived from Equation 3 has taken into consideration that the range of inhibitor potencies resolved in fluorescence polarization-based binding assay is limited by the affinity of the fluorescent ligand.
A stoichiometric calculation derived from the lactic acid produced during 34 h of SSMSF indicated that, at a minimum, 21.7 g l−1 of glucose was consumed even though the observed change of glucose concentration was only 0.1 g l−1.
The forecast of the CO2 emissions is provided by the calculation deriving from the construction and the operation phases, the latter being based on the emissions module (i.e. the forecast of future specific emissions) and the demand module (i.e. the forecast of future demand).
Calculations derived from the C.B.O.
By using calculations derived from, say, the numbers of different-sized pebbles on a shore, Mr. Xenakis could determine the pitches of notes or their placements in time.
It is a work scored for from one to seven harpsichords and from one to fifty-two tape machines in which selections from leading European and American composers from Mozart to Schoenberg have been subjected to a process called fragmentation according to calculations derived from the "I Ching".
The flexural behaviors of the members were compared using calculations derived from the existing standards (ACI, AASHTO, and CAN3).
