Sentence examples for derived a value from inspiring English sources
From the stifling of cluster growth, Dr. Alexey Vikhlinin's multinational team derived a value of w of about minus 1.14, plus or minus 0.21.
After such qualitative assessments, firms then commonly derived a value of the merger deal (i.e., the offer price) that would be consistent with bearing the uncertainties.
We derived a value of 19 for Cs/Cf from the Cs0 and Cf0 values for Sr in Table 3, and estimated A/M by assuming A = 3.23 × 107 m2 m−3, the value determined by Ma et al. (2006) for fault gouge from the Chelungpu fault, and 10 MPa fluid pressure and 20% porosity.
Finally, a comprehensive evaluation by the World Health Organization (WHO, 2010) derived a value of 0.08 ppm (0.125mg/m) as a residential indoor air level for formaldehyde.
Subsequently, via statistical techniques, the analysis will derive a value for each of these attributes and thus express the relative preferences among vehicle attributes [29,79].
Perrin was able to derive a value for the pressure in terms of the number of particles per unit volume, their mass and the mean of the squares of their velocities.
In theory the conversion is done by empirically determining the distribution of score values per method and then deriving a value p from a score and the method's specifically given score distribution.
Finally, within a simple approximation, we extract the hopping length for holes in MEH-PPV directly from the experimental data at high fields, and we derive a value of 1.0 ± 0.1 nm.
These results are combined with other OPAL measurements of the b and c forward backward asymmetries, and used to derive a value for the effective electroweak mixing angle for leptons sin2θeffℓ of 0.23238±0.00052.
Thus, we subtracted year of first collection from 1999, the latest date in the checklist, to derive a value for minimum years since introduction (∼10 ∼150 years) to Hawaii.
We also derive a value for ΔNdiet-collagen of ≍6‰, larger than usually assumed in palaeodietary literature.
