Sentence examples for formula and subsequent from inspiring English sources

Since each target has an empirical formula and subsequent theoretical isotopic distribution, the most abundant isotope can be chosen as a target for chromatogram generation.

Our findings are similar to existing reports and underscore the problems with using cut points for QTc-Baz interval (7), including the potential for spurious estimation of QTc interval using Bazett's formula and subsequent misclassification of prolonged QTc interval using the 450 ms cut point (20).

A further method for the preparation of FEX comprises a process involving the hydrolysis of a keto ester of formula (V) to the corresponding keto acid of formula (II) and subsequent reduction of the acid as described above [20, 21].

For the Mode II and Mode III loading cases, the formulas and the subsequent sample results are presented in a systematic manner for the first time.

Please note that this formula, and similarly the subsequent formulas, can be applied to different times and different countries.

That is, '/r' is followed by formula and all the other subsequent layers whichever are applicable.

He found himself touring the world, and subsequent albums in the early 1990s mined a diminishing rock-blues formula.

Several formulae have been developed to optimise fluid delivery whilst preventing over-resuscitation and subsequent pulmonary oedema, and potentially compartment syndrome in unburned limbs or abdomen.

Initial and subsequent serum lactate levels were measured to calculate lactate clearance according to the formula: lactate basal - lactate at 24 hours / lactate basal × 100.

Holding fast to the movie-of-the-week formula perfected by Lifetime Television, the director, Jag Mundhra, leads us daintily through his heroine's arrest, trial and subsequent sentencing to life imprisonment.

"All life is a great chain, the nature of which is known whenever we are shown a single link of it," Holmes explains in the first story, "A Study in Scarlet," which establishes a narrative formula that subsequent tales nearly always follow.