Sentence examples for for an observed from inspiring English sources
High levels of methaemoglobin formation and lipid peroxidation were able to provide an explanation for an observed reduction in rheological adaptability (increased suspension viscosity) and an accelerated aging of the neonatal cells under in vivo conditions.
The interaction of the shed wakes of plates in a cascade with each following plate is investigated in a water tunnel and shown to provide an explanation for an observed very powerful aerodynamic noise source.
For instance, for an observed lower bound t n (17) where.
Our proposed explanation notwithstanding, one might suggest alternative explanations for an observed link between mental rotation and basic numerical skills.
See "Part One: Finding Angle of Elevation for an Observed Object" for instructions for how to do this.
Follow the instructions in "Part One: Finding Angle of Elevation for an Observed Object".. Consult reference tables to find the latitude the sun should be directly over on the day you're observing.
Over all, about as many cases were observed (404) as expected (390.0) for an observed to expected ratio of 1.04 (0.94–1.04).
For an observed signal x k with M=N (note that we have omitted the dependency on n for this special case consisting of white Gaussian noise and one source, the log-likelihood function ln is given by (18).
Analysis of Z-scores of the template protein (fragaceatoxin) and echotoxin from C. tritonis shows the geometrical features responsible for an observed negative value.
Computational analysis suggests that the risk allele (T) of rs1617640 creates a matrix match with the EVI1/MEL1 or AP1 binding site, accounting for an observed 25-fold enhancement of luciferase reporter expression as compared with the G allele.
In this talk, we present an analytic technique to identify the most probable dynamical formation scenario for an observed binary or triple system containing one or more blue stragglers or, alternatively, to rule out the possibility of a dynamical origin.
