Sentence examples for derived to express from inspiring English sources
Two other models, which have the form of an Eyring expression, were derived to express the effects of temperature and EO chain length on the diffusion process of oligo (oxyethylene) fatty acid esters.
An expression is derived to express the transmitted force spectrum in terms of the nonlinear generalised frequency response functions, to clearly reveal how the energy, at the excitation frequency, is modified by the nonlinearity.
The cell line was clonally derived to express at p65-DsRed at lowest detectable level to preserve near endogenous expression.
By applying the results of fractional calculus an explicit equation is derived to express non-integer moments as a function of any arbitrary number of integer moments.
Based on the macro-elements concept framework, thermodynamics equations are derived to express robust constitutive equations which are able to simulate different kinds of wall-slab junction.
Zeldovich numbers are derived to express the effect of temperature on the mass burning rate and from this, a more general correlation of burning velocity, based on theoretical arguments, is presented for methane air mixtures.
Such units may themselves be used in combination with the names and symbols for base units and for other derived units to express the units of other derived quantities.
We have utilized this capacity of MSCs and developed a combination of cell- and gene therapy by engineering bone marrow derived MSCs to express the suicide-gene HSV-Tk.
In addition, dorsal brain derived progenitors begin to express genes associated with ventral identity and clonal brain derived neurospheres express markers of multiple dorsoventral precursor domains [14], [50].
Murine embryonic stem cells (D3) or D3 derived cells engineered to express EGFP under control of the α-myosin heavy chain promoter (were expanded on MEF feeders (7.5×104 cells per cm2).
Simple formulas are derived that allow one to express the frequency equation of a beam with more complex boundary conditions in terms of frequency expressions corresponding to beams with simpler boundary conditions.
