Sentence examples for experimental gain from inspiring English sources

Due to the attenuation and imprecise ellipsoid reflector, the experimental gain of differential signal was 220 times.

We further show that at least for this simple case, the experimental gain agrees with the one predicted by our analytical model.

The index of aggregate position and velocity errors has been reduced to 61.4%, regardless of feedrate variation, after the experimental gain tuning.

The experimental gain in analysis time was 17.6% (1 column) and 20.1% (2 columns in series) for a virtually insignificant loss of peak capacity (−4%).

A two-level rate equation model proved to be sufficient to explain the experimental gain dynamics as a function of current.

Recently, Markram's group completed a crucial step - a model of the cortical column that accurately allows to simulate experimental gained from a rat's brain.

In contrast, the experimental gained TB lies at higher temperatures between 75 and 130 K. Furthermore, a broadening of the ZFC-peak with smaller particle distances can be observed.

Our experimental gain-of-function approach, with milder changes in DGK activity, will be of help for additional evaluation of the input of DAG metabolism to those mechanisms by which signal intensity affects T-cell selection.

The experimental flux gain and beam divergence are also compared with results from Monte Carlo simulations of the SURF instrument with and without the focusing device.

The experimental array gain estimates for the 8-hydrophone physical array, the 64-hydrophone and the 192-hydrophone extended aperture are 6.9 dB, 15.8 dB, and 20.6 dB, respectively.

The results showed that the youth preferred interactive activities such as game, role play to lecture and the experimental group gain more drug abuse resilience quotient than controlled group significantly.