Sentence examples for demonstrated exponential from inspiring English sources
Steam, gas and electricity demonstrated exponential gains in their salad days.
A rat bladder carcinoma cell line, BC47, demonstrated exponential and density-dependent growth in serum-free medium.
MRI-based assessment of the impact of the three anti-angiogenic therapies on CRLM progression demonstrated exponential tumour-growth kinetics in control-treated mice, whereas delayed progression with a slight influence on overall animal survival was observed for both B20- and RAPA-treated mice.
Transmission spectra of Morcher black IOLs have demonstrated exponential light transmission from 750 nm, transmitting 99%100%% of SLO/OCT scanning wavelength light (820 870 nm) (figure 1). 5 This NIR window of transmission would enable retinal illumination, as described by Krohn et al, 1 sufficient to delineate uveal melanomas with an external camera possessing a NIR filter.
We have companies that, whatever their intentions were at first, found that the way to attract big bucks from investors was to demonstrate exponential user growth as early and as rapidly as possible.
The experimental results demonstrate exponential decrease in processing times and slight decrease in accuracies as the processes are distributed across the cluster.
Convergence results are shown for benchmark solutions of the advection, Euler, and Navier Stokes equations that demonstrate exponential convergence of the new method.
Cells demonstrating exponential growth were seeded on to coverslips for immunofluorescent staining with or without treatment.
The top row illustrates the case of constant population size, whereas the bottom row demonstrates exponential growth.
We hypothesized that when there is no longer a tissue source producing CEA, the CEA levels would be washed out with a regular clearance rate demonstrating exponential kinetics.
Serum ferritin was spline transformed with three knots (demonstrating U-shaped associations with event-free survival rates), whereas sTfR with two knots (demonstrating exponential associations with event-free survival rates).
