Sentence examples for derived an experimental from inspiring English sources
In order to verify the descriptive capability of the kinetic expressions derived, an experimental study of the HER was carried out on a rotating platinum disc electrode in acid solution.
The motivation of this work is to derive a statistical model for haplotype discovery responsible for quantitative variation in a mapping population derived an experimental cross.
We derived an experimental error of ∼20% in kon measurements between different biological replicates.
The first step processes acquired input and output data to derive an experimental state-space model of the structure.
First, the medium enrichment effect, only recently investigated, is explicitly taken into account to derive an experimental model validated in batch cultures.
Then, this formulation is used for deriving an experimental design criterion for choosing sets of fluorescent proteins such that the accuracy of the estimated contribution of different fluorescent proteins is maximized.
Accordingly, the mean squared differences of all pairs of residual values (semi-variances) were calculated for so called bins of a variogram map to derive an experimental semi-variogram.
The results in terms of moment – rotation (M θ) curves derived from an experimental test set-up, are used to calibrate and verify a finite element numerical model of the joint.
The outcomes of the proposed predictive model are validated by comparing them with the results derived from an experimental campaign of bond tests on straight and curved substrates made of brickwork strengthened with SRG.
This model has been derived from an experimental research work by analysing the bond behavior and determining the transmission and anchorage lengths of seven-wire prestressing steel strands in different concrete mixes.
First, we take the electrostatic potential arising from the interaction of the solar wind with the Earth's magnetosphere derived from an experimental data-based model of the high-latitude field-aligned currents.
