Sentence examples for data the slope from inspiring English sources

However, for shallow indents (nanoindetation data), the slope of the line severely changes, decreasing by a factor of ten, resulting in a "bilinear behavior".

Meanwhile in the exposure-response modeling of the same ECG data, the slope of moxifloxacin plasma concentration-ΔΔQTcF relationship was 4.84 ms per μg/mL and the predicted ΔΔQTcF with 90% confidence interval was 13.8 ms (13.1 15.1) at Cmax, also indicating a positive effect on the QTcF.

In our data, the slope is even steeper in this wavelength range.

From the linear fit data, the slope can be interpreted as ε and D as intercept.

OECD guidelines Concentration-response data, the slope of the dose-response curve and its standard error; EC50 or EC10 and associated confidence intervals; LOEC and NOEC and the statistical methods used for their determination; calculated response variables for each treatment replicate, with mean values and coefficient of variation for replicates.

For this data the slope gives the clear hint that five clusters should be built.

Consistent with the available data, the slopes of glomerular filtration flow and urine flow versus pressure are of the same order of magnitude over the autoregulated range, here taken to be P a  = 100 to 160 mmHg.

By applying the Levich equation [61] to the linear fitting of the experimental data, from the slope (B) we calculate the transferred electron number (n).

A linear regression was fit to the data and the slope represented the average velocity for the tube.

This can be easily seen in the data, as the slope dropped after about 3 mm (gray arrow Fig. 3A), and we had to elongate the muscle much more than in the other experiments to get to the steeper part of the curve.

The log-binomial model almost always converged on the original data when the slope was zero.