Sentence examples for derived value for from inspiring English sources
A typical experimentally derived value for σB is 0.5 nm (Hahn et al. 2004).
Now that the incident power is known with a much better precision than previously, the derived value for η can be considered as reliable.
The change in exon 3 splicing led to significant AS scores (81.99 to 91.68, p-value < 0.05; see Additional file 4), which were well above the median derived value for a 10-fold increase in exon inclusion.
Herrington and colleagues have specifically examined Tm as it applies to ISH and have defined the term "tissue Tm", (Tm t ), having noted that the theoretical Tm (derived from analysis of solution kinetics) did not match the empirically derived value for Tm in HPV ISH assays using full-length probes, suggesting that hybridization involving tissue sections involves additional determinants of Tm.
The derived values for the scattering length and the angular distribution of particulate scattering were found to be highly correlated, and results are therefore presented in terms of an absorption length λabs and an effective scattering length λeffsct.
The overall similarity of forms of rotation curves for spirals of very different morphologies, coupled with the derived values for the dynamical mass-to-luminosity ratios, implies that both the dark halo mass and the disk mass contribute to the total mass distribution at all radii within the optical galaxy.
The good agreement of measured parameters with the theoretically derived values for capacitance can be appreciated.
Then, using an average value for the enhancement, we applied the P.834.1 methodology and derived values for a range of codecs and bit-rates.
We included both students and faculty/staff in the model and derived values for the model parameters from the published literature.
