Sentence examples for expansion standards from inspiring English sources

The new method is based on heat capacity standards and thus is a complementary to the previous methods based on thermal expansion standards.

We additionally demonstrated that released VEGF from VBP and VBPWT microspheres stimulated endothelial cell expansion, a standard measure of VEGF biological activity.

More recently, Liu et al. [ 21] tested a similarly designed two finned expansive pedicle screw (6.5 mm diameter and 7.5 to 8.5 mm distal expansion) to standard pedicle screws (6.5 mm diameter) both augmented with and without PMMA in low density synthetic bone.

The design of the double bellows was iterated with the results of analysis based on the Expansion Joint Manufacturers Association EJMAA) standard.

These new data invite the expansion of standard linguistic theories to account for how a single architecture can support the acquisition of two languages simultaneously.

But, given that the content of people's welfare is not fixed, but open to imaginative expansion, this standard can no more be applied in algorithmic fashion than moral principles can be.

Then it can be shown using Taylor expansion and standard probability arguments that the second term is at the order of o p (1) under MAR I. Hence n − 1 / 2 U A = n − 1 / 2 ∑ i = 1 n ξ i π i S β ( Y i | X i ) + 1 − ξ i π i E i + o p ( 1 ).

In this work, using quantitative real-time reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-qPCR) analysis, we show that human fibrochondrocytes rapidly dedifferentiate during monolayer expansion on standard tissue culture flasks, representing a significant limit to clinical use of this cell population for meniscal repair.

After initial expansion under standard culture conditions, cellular growth arrest of proliferating pre-adipocytes is stopped when reaching confluence.

Thus, multiscale expansions are standard techniques in perturbation theory [ 28].

For Expansions, the standard error is modest on all branches and for all models.