Sentence examples for cfs covered from inspiring English sources

In the AII, BFs and CFs covered a similar range (approximately 5 64 kHz); however, the median BF was much higher (38 kHz) than the median CF (22 kHz).

Spatially, the chilling injury-insurable counties were scattered in the Northeast, as CTD mainly covered peripheral areas and CF covered the central areas (Fig. 3a).

The signal at m/ z = 189.1 assigned to the [C13H17O]+ ion, which is indicative of Pbf protecting groups of arginine residues, appeared on surfaces Si-GLMR Pbf G-CF and Si-GLMR Pbf G-CFG-CF covered with protected peptide (rowSi-GLMR Pbf G-CF

Cloud Forensics (CF) covers more than one area of knowledge, and can be referred to as the application of digital forensics in cloud computing environments [8].

Since not all regions of the PTV were covered by the prescribed dose, the CI was calculated as follows: CI = CF (cover factor) × SF (spill factor), where the CF was defined as the percentage of the PTV volume receiving at least the prescribed dose and the SF as the volume of the PTV receiving at least the prescription dose relative to the total prescription dose volume.

The updated rules, which will apply from 2021 to 2027 to the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Cohesion Fund (CF), will cover all regions, with special focus on less developed communities, urban areas and outermost regions.

Those contradictory observations lead to the question whether anaerobes in CF should be covered by antibiotic regimens.

Therefore, if there are many CF candidates that cover the same regions, they would be NFs.

However, they are implicitly covered by the actions that are required to solve our authentic test tasks (cf. chapter 3.2).

(1)A negative value for (g_{n}^{text{cf}}) represents that the distance covered by the leader vehicle is larger than that by the subject vehicle and hence a collision would never happen as the subject vehicle would not be able to reach the leader vehicle.

Marcin Mostowski (1991) showed that in fact L* does not suffice to cover Δ12; cf. Krynicki & Mostowski (1995: 217).