Sentence examples for derived as a difference of from inspiring English sources

The difference in NOx properties was derived as a difference of hydrocarbon concentration.

C-specific data are derived as a difference spectrum from the nonspecific (C + C) and C-specific spectra.

This new Generalized Discrete Laplace distribution can be derived as the difference of two independently distributed negative binomial (NB) random variables with same dispersion parameter.

The reaction at each site was derived as the difference of the skin thickness after 72 hours minus before injection.

Note that in typical power analyses [64] the power is derived as a function of the effect size (the difference between the means/standard deviation), the type I error and the sample size.

"We use the word Chimera metaphorically to refer to an image derived as a composition of other images," he writes.

Costs of procedures were derived as the difference between total costs of treatment and costs of drugs.

Fat-free mass was calculated from TBW, assuming a hydration factor of 73%, and fat mass derived as the difference between body weight and fat-free mass.

The enhanced IMF-By upon negative SIs strengthens flows of the pre-existing round cell, resulting in the apparent dawn-dusk asymmetry of flow perturbation derived as the difference in flow pattern between pre-SI and SI intervals.

An estimate of esterified cholesterol was derived as the difference between total and free cholesterol.

It can be derived as the distribution of the difference of two related Heine distribution (Benkherouf and Bather 1988; see also section 4.12.6 of Johnson et al. 2005 and references therein).