Sentence examples for dt for which from inspiring English sources

There appeared to be two traits, AT and DT, for which panels of 25 markers captured twice as much correlation than, TMT, TP, MMF and AVGF.

To the degree that citizens, including scientists/physicians, do not accept any heightened responsibility---which varies, individual to individual, on the basis of unearned advantages like intelligence, education, etc.---their inaction helps cause avoidable DT, for which they are responsible.

The study considers design of cross sections in bending at the ultimate limit state according to: ACI 440.1R-06 (US guidelines), CAN/CSA-S806-02 (Canadian guidelines), and CNR-DT 203/2006 (Italian guidelines, for which sensitivity of design to SFs is also investigated).

In order to repair the image and avoid numerical instability, we increase the value of the parameter λ and decrease the time step size dt until finding a suitable value for which the image will not get damaged.

DT is an extremely potent toxin for which the entry of a single molecule into a cell can be lethal.

It can be seen that higher rate of change corresponds to greater values of the initial variance; in addition, in none of the analyzed cases E β (t) reaches the final value η, because the speed of movement is determined by two simultaneously acting factors: the characteristics of the mgf and the equation for the auxiliary variable q(t) for which dq(t)/ dt ≈ 0 starting from some time t.

DT tests typically involve ill-structured problems for which a variety of possible solutions can be found.

Of the 914 RNA-seq derived SNPs, for which a subgenome (At or Dt) origin was bioinformatically determined, 905 (99%) were correctly mapped to a corresponding At or Dt linkage group.

That the St-2-1 aptamer binding signal decreases after 11 dTs is in contrast with the results for the IgE-binding aptamer, for which the signal is proportional to the oligo dT) length up to at least dT 20mers.

Since the dynamics of PRL is very fast compared to the changes in the number of active osteoclasts and active osteoblasts [1 3], we then assume in what follows that PRL equilibrates quickly to its equilibrium for which (frac{dx}{dt}=0).

In intermediate cases, with not such a strong noise, the discrimination performance is defined as the percentage of reference responses for which 〈Dr〉 is smaller than 〈Dt〉.