Sentence examples for experimentally available from inspiring English sources
Comparing this simulated number of hepatocytes to experimental data is difficult because the experimentally available measurement closest to cell number is relative tissue mass.
The approach used was to obtain the best fit of experimentally available literature data and then perform uncertainty quantification based on the combined experimental and model uncertainties using a Monte Carlo simulation for the uncertainty propagation and Aspen Plus® for process simulation.
However, the active enzyme-inhibitor complex of DV is not yet experimentally available.
Simulated infrared and neutron scattering spectra are interpreted and compared with the experimentally available results.
Hence the data set represents the upper limit of correlations that may be experimentally available for the constitution.
Their experimentally available electronic spectroscopic and magnetic properties have been reasonably reproduced by DFT and TDDFT calculations.
If a counterpropagating geometry is experimentally not available, as is the case in the work presented here, the preferred method is to directly compare the raw experimental image with accurate simulations based on the theoretically predicted DCS.
In the absence of structures solved experimentally, the available homology modeling tools were extremely useful for the structural prediction of the TRR1 and KRE2 proteins.
The developed QSPR approach showed to be of practical value for distinguishing each wine varietal, and for calculating experimentally non-available amino acid concentrations of Torrontés and Merlot wines.
Because so far, only a small fraction of Dscam1 isoforms has been measured experimentally, the experimental datasets available for our analysis were relatively small.
The forward rate constants (variable names with kf-prefix) and reverse rate constants (variable names with kr-prefix) were not available experimentally and approximated from experimental measurements (Km and kcat) of enzymes by Λ approximation method.
