Sentence examples for distance of the sample from inspiring English sources

Third, it does not need a precise location or precise shifting distance of the sample inside the waveguide.

Comsol Multiphysics was utilized to create an optimal UV-LED collimated beam design based on number and spacing of UV-LEDs and distance of the sample from the light source while minimizing the overall cost.

However, traditional whole-genome bacterial assembly is fundamentally based on the assumption that all data comes from a single haploid genome9, and so is ill-suited for mixed samples, and mapping to a single-reference results in error rates that depend on genetic distance of the sample from the reference10.

Table 1 shows that the Cu-Mn distance of the sample pH6.0-Cu0.4 pH6.0-Cu0.4ish a coordination number of 1.7 (0.3.37nd that of the sample pH6.0-Cu4.0 is 3.44 Å with a coordination number of 0.7 (0.3).

Interestingly the distance of the sample from the Sn NH4Cl mixture was found to be critical and for distances >10 mm the reaction led to the formation of closely packed NPs with sizes <100 nm on the Au/Si(111) most probably due to the lower vapour pressure of the SnCl2.

The weighting considers specific coefficients for the spatial distance of the sample collection to the measurement site (wek) and the species selection (wsk).

The distance of the samples to radiation source was 13 cm.

Fig. 8. Mean grain sizes of all the analysed tsunami deposits samples separated into two tsunami run up height classes plotted against the distance of the sampling points from the shoreline.

In Table 2 we show the average distance of the samples to the surrounding groups of samples and its closest sample.

Huelsenbeck and Andolfatto [22] measured accuracy as the average distance of the sampled partitions to the true partition using a metric described by Gusfield [37], the partition distance.

The probabilities have been computed by the R implementation of the libsvm relying on the distance of the samples from the separating hyperplane.