Sentence examples for expected equivalent from inspiring English sources
Based on energy equivalence, a local nonlinear description is so adopted to an expected equivalent strain amplitude.
Locally measured BTCs were characterized by equivalent convection dispersion parameters: equivalent velocity, veq(x) and expected equivalent dispersivity, 〈λeq(x)〉.
In the absence of copy number changes, a mean of 1 is expected, equivalent to a dosage of two copies per cell.
The expected equivalent flow velocity in the 100 μm x 60 μm channel (neglecting the parabolic flow profile) is approximately 28 cm/sec.
Our calculations suggest that the expected equivalent nominal concentrations in vitro are 3.3 mM for UKK, 2.7 mM for UKN1 and 0.9 mM for JRC, UKN4 and UNIGE.
Finally, if our results are merely an artifact of microsaccade rate or eyeblinks, we would expect equivalent levels of activation in V2d and V2v, as well as in V3d and V3v, since this is what is observed in the event-related BOLD signal following either a microsaccade or an eyeblink.
Moreover, normalization for the differential expression test expects equivalent expression levels for several co-expressed genes [ 14].
As expected, the equivalent resistance of 1.43 ohms is smaller than either 2 ohms or 5 ohms.
Having expected the equivalent of a big cardboard box, I was impressed to find an operation closer to the Dewey Decimal System.
They said they expected the equivalent of a Spaghetti Western backdrop, a hard, mute land where Clint Eastwood could squint and spit.
The widely expected uptick, equivalent to an annualized rate of 6 percent, was the first expansion in the Japanese economy in four quarters.
