Sentence examples for equivalent division from inspiring English sources

Assuming an equivalent division of exciting lipids in the two leaflets, since graphene is an electrically neutral substrate, the concentration of charged pollutants in the lipid membranes can be approximated from the surface area connected to a lipid head group.

An equivalent division in the Danang Department of Health also reviewed and approved all study protocol.

In this 'real-world' setting of neurological monitoring within a surgical ICU there was an almost equivalent division of paired mean pressure differences around the mean (93%% of ICP tissue ventricle pairs fall within 2SD).

The division in light and heavy subgroups by MW roughly corresponds to an equivalent division by hydropathy because the average MW matches the average hydropathy (zero) in the case of Hs.

With larger, national banks, go to their Private Banking or equivalent division for customers with great wealth.

Integration and differentiation of a function in the Fourier domain are equivalent to division and multiplication by powers of wave number (e.g. Blakely 1996).

Negative powers of two is equivalent to division by powers of two and can be implemented by simple bit shifting of the input signal X(n) to the right for a specific number of positions to get the various shifted signals which forms the input to the coefficient add/sub block.

Any solution to the improper Znám problem is equivalent (via division by the product of the xi's) to a solution to the equation :\sum\frac1{x_i} + \prod\frac1{x_i}=y, where y as well as each xi must be an integer, and conversely any such solution corresponds to a solution to the improper Znám problem.

Do this by moving the decimal point two spaces to the right, which is the equivalent of division by 100.

According to this hypothesis, the time that a progenitor spends in G1 determines the final effect of a particular cell fate determinant, which could be equivalent (symmetric divisions) or distinct (asymmetric divisions) in the two daughter cells (Dehay and Kennedy, 2007, Gotz and Huttner, 2005, Salomoni and Calegari, 2010).

For example, the spindle pole bodies appear to be non-equivalent after division and the asymmetry of the spindle pole bodies may be established early during mitosis (Cerutti and Simanis, 1999).