Sentence examples for equal to the total sum from inspiring English sources

From this simple rule, we get a unique conservation law for a liquid culture of budding yeast (Fig. 1): the population size (the total number of cells) is nearly equal to the total sum of scars of all cells [18] [19].

Otherwise, g1(c) is equal to the total sum of the weights of all interactions within c divided by the positive square root of the size of c.

When all inputs are taken into consideration in the processing and payments sectors, then the j-th column sum (total outlays) is equal to the j-th row sum (total output) (Miller and Blair 2009).

Using the distribution factor F P (which is a parameter investigated in this study), we find out the maximum value of index i such that partial sum S1 is less than or equal to the F P % of total sum (T j ).

* There were also 2 midwives with MSc degrees; † Technicians have two years of university education ‡ Because of missing values, total numbers are not equal to the sums of the numbers for some characteristics All in-charges (27 of 33 answered) and 89% (50 of 53 answered) of the non in-charges believed that such peer discussions were useful for their education to a high or very high degree.

Note that the sum of m and n is equal to N, the total number of samples generated by the MC method.

One would expect that QTL effects summed across the genome will produce a total equal to the composite directional effect produced in LCA.

Each candidate in a GRC is required to deposit a sum equal to 8% of the total allowances payable to an MP in the calendar year preceding the election, rounded to the nearest S$500.

The total monthly sums are equal to the downscaled GCM time series but the partitioning into daily values is based on the statistical distribution of the ERA40 dataset.

That was equal to the total value of column-sums of X JS, X CS, and X WS for each sector.

Measured intensity values I were normalized to the total summed intensity over the profile, ∑ I, and the median cell position was calculated by finding the distance at which the cumulative intensity equaled half the total summed intensity.