Sentence examples for contribution of each normal from inspiring English sources
The contribution of each normal mode to the overall response is isolated.
Also, if considering how each mode could be excited by different crystal packing forms, a modified version of the above equation would be to parameterize the contribution of each normal mode (Song and Jernigan, 2007).
Knowledge of their tissue-specific distribution will allow the design of rational functional studies to test the contribution of each to normal micturition.
In this study, a new method is presented that permits to consider the contribution of the normal forces and shear resistances acting on each discontinuity plane to the block stability.
The range of Sd is scaled by the tangential component, Sdt, with additional contribution of the normal Sdn component due to δf varying with curvature.
All these criteria have two points in common: (a) They are based on formulations involving a single function comprising the sum of two parts, one involving an expression of the shear stresses and the one involving the contribution of the normal stresses.
To determine the relative contribution of the normal and duplicated LMNB1 alleles to gene expression, we set up a primer extension assay exploiting a polymorphism in the 3′-UTR of the lamin B1 gene (rs#1051644): six patients (IT1, IT2, IT3, FR1, FR2, and US1) were heterozygous and could be used in this assay.
Similarly, the proportion of the normal trade of services increased and the contribution of normal trade in services to DVA also increased during these two time periods.
The limitation of our study lies in the studying of expression levels in specimens containing both normal and blast cells where the results may be affected by the contribution of normal cells.
The significance of the cranial base in the contribution of normal and pathologic facial patterns is uncertain.
Incorporating the contribution of normal fault motion into the estimate of moment tensor, a significant non-double couple component appears [Fig. 3c(3)].
