The activation energy is estimated by means of both integral (Starink) and differential (Friedman) isoconversional methods, as a function of the extent of conversion, corresponding to the identified reaction intervals.
1) The extent of propagation, corresponding to the number of detected SSOs in the event.
The set of accepted candidate SNPs define the extent of the corresponding locus.
This might result in a given neural extent of cueing corresponding to a smaller spatial extent for regions nearer the fovea (as has been suggested by Downing & Pinker, 1985).
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After subtracting the initial rate of glutathione uptake in vector from the initial rate of glutathione uptake in the different test constructs, the extent of glutathione uptake corresponding to the test construct was determined.
To compare the precursor ion signal areas and the PSM respectively, as a quantitative measure of the extent of phosphorylation, the corresponding values (i.e. precursor area or PSM) of the sample were divided by the sum of sample and control.
A microtiter plate-based sandwich fluorophore-linked immunosorbent assay was used to probe simultaneously the FLAG epitope and the receptor using infrared dye-conjugated antibodies so that the extent of DBCO incorporation, corresponding nominally to labeling efficiency, could be quantified ratiometrically.
These perceptions were then coupled by estimates of the actual extent of occurrence in the corresponding cities.
Eutrophication is defined as an increase in nutrient input to surface waters to the extent of overenrichment, with a corresponding increase in primary productivity and related negative effects.
