Sentence examples for comparison of formulae from inspiring English sources

A comparison of formulae from Nigeria, UK and USA found very low levels of both Pb and Cd.

The differences between the cumulative risk to age t, the 'current probability' estimate, and the new AMP estimate are shown by comparison of formulae in Appendix II (as suggested by a referee).

I also cannot accept the comparison of formula feeding with the harmful effects of smoking," she wrote on the firm's Facebook page.

A comparison of formula (5) and (8) demonstrates that T2 always reaches higher frequencies in the scenario with an uninfected island than in the scenario with an infected island (see also fig. 3).

Comparison of predictive formulae with the experimental results revealed that the prediction methods were good enough for practical purposes.

The metabolites group curated the list of all metabolites present in either original MR for i) protonation state of metabolites at physiological pH, ii) missing metabolite identifiers: KEGGID, PubChemID, ChEBI ID, and iii) comparison of neutral formulae in reconstruction and metabolite databases.

Comparison of published formulas for the four relevant equivalent bending stiffnesses Deq11, Deq22, Deq66, andDeq12 revealed ambiguities: Three different formulas were found for Deq22, which describes the bending of the ridges and troughs; for Deq66 two 'competing' formulas emerged.

Fig. 4 Comparison of structural formulas of fructosyl valine and the known ligands of AAL.

A comparison of this formula to experimental data is shown in Fig. 6.

By comparison of analytic formulas of circumferential or longitudinal thin membrane with that of similar structure pipe specified in ASME B31.1-2012 PipingPiping and ASME B31.3-2011 Pipingseparatelyeparately under internal stress, we know that these two have almost the same structure form and affected factors.

A sample size of 1600 respondents (800 in Lugufu camp and 800 in the surrounding villages) was determined using the two-sample comparison of proportions formula to measure change of at least 15% between baseline and final surveys, with a precision level of.05, power of.20, and 50% initial prevalence of the selected indicators.