Sentence examples for consistent conversion from inspiring English sources

Mittag, M., Schmitt, J. H. M. M. & Schröder, K. P. Ca II H+K fluxes from S-indices of large samples: a reliable and consistent conversion based on PHOENIX model atmospheres.

We find that the scanner is relatively stable, with consistent conversion factors over the duration of the study.

First, the number size distribution was converted into volume distribution (assuming spherical particle shape for now) and fitted as lognormal distribution using the Hatch-Choate equations for consistent conversion of the count median into mass median diameter.

However, during ethanol fermentation, Z. mobilis may encounter not only high osmotic stress but also heat and ethanol stresses [ 12, 13], which adversely affect the ability of cells to perform efficient and consistent conversion of sugars to ethanol.

Equation 5.63 provides a simple, consistent conversion between the diabatic and adiabatic pictures of ET in the nonadiabatic limit, where the small electronic couplings between the diabatic electronic states cause decoupling of the different states of the proton solvent subsystem in eq 5.40 and of the Q mode in eq 5.41a.

Pick a consistent conversion factor for converting cubits to modern measurements.

Similarly, the Kochi Jews and Mumbai Jews had large amounts of Indian ancestry (Supplementary Table 1), consistent with conversion.

The sample of Ethiopian Jews lacked Levantine-Caucasian ancestry but had ancestry similar to the Amhara (Supplementary Table 1), consistent with conversion of indigenous Ethiopians to Judaism.

A highly loaded Pt-only catalyst displayed relatively consistent HC conversion on the consecutive lean temperature ramps.

Furthermore, in the inverted device configuration, consistent power conversion efficiencies are demonstrated throughout a wide range of active layer thicknesses (∼100 nm to ∼800 nm).

To determine whether the predictions of this model are consistent with conversion profiles measured using real-time FTIR, we refrained from fitting rate constants or other unknown parameters associated with individual steps in the mechanism to the conversion profile.