Sentence examples for corrected calculation from inspiring English sources
GAPDH: gluceraldehyde‐3‐phosphate dehydrogenase Results were calculated using the efficiency corrected calculation method also known as the Roche Applied Sciences E efficiency -method: NormalizE efficiency -methodRR) = EtCT (target calibrator) – CT (target sample) / ErCT (refereNormalizedatorelative(ratioeNRR sample) [ 75].
The mathematical model used to calculate gene expression was the efficiency corrected calculation model [Pfaffl, 2006].
The SOC stocks were also calculated for the equivalent soil mass at a defined depth (0 0.3 m); the corrected calculation of SOC stocks (Scorr) for 2450 Mg·ha−1 of equivalent soil mass is t0 64 ± 1.9, t60 59 ± 9.8, and t65 53 ± 2.2 MgC·ha−1; the stocks decrease by −7.8% and −17.2% from t0 to t60 and t65.
Each set of experiments was repeated three times, and the relative quantification method with efficiency corrected calculation model (Souaze et al. 1996) was used to evaluate quantitative variations.
For gradient corrected calculations, the NWPW module automatically generates pseudopotentials using the specified exchange correlation functional.
(Chi-square, Pearson corrected calculations for all variables, Age: student t-test).
(Chi-square, Pearson corrected calculations for all variables, Age, incidence of reactivation and reactviation time: student t-test).
During his time there he wrote a pamphlet with Robert Stephenson, arguing the case for steam locomotives and had the embarrassing task of having to correct calculations for a tunnel being built under the direct supervision of George Stephenson.
Using counterpoise-corrected dispersion corrected DFT calculations we estimated the strength of the cation π interaction to be in the region of 3.2 4.7 kcal mol−1.
Other officers who didn't make that cynical but correct calculation are now "broken and bewildered," says the former operative.
A discussion on the correct calculation of the average temperatures for the collector and possible approximations is presented.
