Sentence examples for converted respectively from inspiring English sources

Density over the 'control areas' and velocity of PS are converted respectively into: Completeness of Information Index (Ici) that reflects the PS coverage grade; and Conservation Criticality Indexes (Icc) which rate the health condition of the monument separately for the object and surrounding control areas.

In this albino pup, the GAA codon (Gln) −2 bp from the gRNA target site was converted respectively to TAA (stop) and AAA (lysine), implicating this glutamine residue as being critical for the activity and function of tyrosinase (Fig. 3C).

and are converted respectively from and using Ohm's law ((10) and (11)). is the conductivity of a block, and is the conductivity of the block at the observation site, i.e., while.

A 100-fold increase in trypsin concentration gave some differentiation: Z-Gly-OGb was almost completely consumed in two hours, whereas Z-Gly-OAb and Z-Gly-O3G were 43 and 38%% converted, respectively, in three hours.

Mass data were retrieved from the GC-MS for fragments of 14 derivatized amino acids: cysteine and tryptophan were degraded during amino acid hydrolysis; asparagine and glutamine were converted respectively to aspartate and glutamate; arginine was not stable to the derivatization procedure.

However, Elovl5 showed higher activity towards the elongation of 18 4n-3 18 4n-33n-6 with over 70% of eand PUFA converted to C20 products, whereas 18 3n-6 18 3n-62n-6 with eloverted less efficiently with around 43% and 28% converted, respectively (Table  1).

Two and 6 children sero-converted respectively by the MN and H5pp test post vaccination (Table 1).

where c d and c d′ denote the dth original target MFCC and the converted MFCC, respectively.

where X s, X t, and (hat {mathbf {X}}^{t}) denote the source, target, and converted spectrum, respectively.

As Fig. 13 shows, the blue, red, and yellow curves represent the source, target, and converted F0, respectively.

where m i, m o, and m c are mel-cepstral features at a frame of the source speaker's speech, target speaker's speech, and converted speech, respectively.