Sentence examples for derived in tables from inspiring English sources
Due to the uncertainty surrounding the reactive species involved, we recommend caution in applying the rate constants derived in Tables 1 and 2 to aqueous environments with widely differing Fe(II) complexation, pH, or ionic strength.
Through theoretical analysis, optimal base stock levels and optimal release lead time at each process are explicitly derived in Table 5.
The numerator is the posterior probability expression derived in Table 1, also in terms of p and q.
The abbreviation entries can be characterized as follows and a plan of action derives in Table 7.
The LACE index (length of stay, acuity of admission, Charlson comorbidity index, and emergency department visits in past 6 months), derived in Ontario, Canada (Table 1), is simple to use and may have potential clinical utility in Singapore.
A large number of the studies reviewed reported relationships between QCT derived density and ash or apparent density derived in previous studies (Table 1 & Figs. 1 and 2).
The N-terminal animal VDAC motif derived in this work (Table 2) occurs once in each of 76 of the 80 animal VDAC sequences that had a complete N-terminal sequence in our database.
The time course of internal concentrations of the parent compounds and their biotransformation in G. pulex can be simulated for any exposure pattern, including pulsed or fluctuating exposures using the models and parameter values derived in this study (Table 2).
In the current work a total of 13 different individual descriptor sets have been benchmarked which belong to descriptor classes that are derived in conceptually different ways (Table 1; descriptor set names are consistent with our previous study) [21].
The magnitudes of the negative factor scoring coefficients are smaller than those derived in the orthogonal model (Table 3).
We also find that 71.8% of the minor alleles are derived in the Iron Mountain population (table 2), a value that is significantly higher than what was found for all classes of SNPs.
