Sentence examples for derivation of effects from inspiring English sources

In the hard sciences, when dealing with complex systems people have often used higher-level, aggregative concepts that seem to work empirically long before they have a full derivation of effects from the underlying laws of physics.

In this study we propose for the first time an approach for the tentative derivation of effect-based water quality trigger values for an apical endpoint, the cytotoxicity measured by the bioluminescence inhibition in Vibrio fischeri.

Details of derivation of effect sizes (Table 3) used for benefit harm analyses are given in the supplementary Material, available at Annals of Oncology online.

Here we integrate the concept of ecological thresholds with the derivation of effects-based numeric nutrient criteria.

A complete derivation of the effect can be found in the article on the relativistic Doppler effect.

The results of our analysis support the theory of non-sequential cooperative access of Ca2+ to CaM binding sites, and also allow the derivation of cooperatively effected dissociation constants, thus providing a more realistic tool for fitting experimental dose-response curves.

This group acts as a reference for derivation of treatment-related effects.

We give an analytical derivation of the switch-effect and derive regimes of reaction parameters and initial values for which the switch is preserved.

Based on the theoretical derivation, the effects of different configurations of system parameters and delay control parameters on vibration amplitude are demonstrated in numerical simulation.

Theoretical derivation of distributive mass effect of steel spring on vibration is presented, and multiple eigenfrequencies are obtained, which manifest that distributive mass results in extra modes and complex impedance properties.

While a systems approach is preferable for translational purposes, it requires understanding or derivation of the drug effect mechanism.