Sentence examples for fraction by which from inspiring English sources
In an analogous approach, Abe et al. measured segmental and global time-area changes of the myocardium in a midventricular short-axis trace to calculate the fractional inefficient contraction (the fraction by which the summed regional area changes exceed the actual global area change).
Get a Fraction by which to scale the duration that this Tuplet is associated with.
Instructors are expected, at the beginning of the semester, to specify which types of assessment will be used in determining the final course grade, and the fraction by which each component will be weighted.
Therefore, the fraction by which pathway 3 contributes to q P is (1 − b).
Next, the parameter b is defined as the fraction by which pathway 1 contributes to the total production rate.
While there is agreement that the technical potential is much lower than the theoretical potential, disagreement prevail on the fraction by which technical potential make up the theoretical potential.
For diet, the fraction is arrived at by summing 'guestimated' fractions by which death rates of different cancers might be reduced by practical dietary means (for example: stomach 90% breast 50% cervix 20%).
Thus Portland cement is recommended to be arranged in middle fraction (8 24 μm), while high activity supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) and low activity SCMs (or inert fillers) are suggested to be arranged in fine and coarse fractions, respectively, by which Portland cement can be replaced by SCMs (or inert fillers) in larger extent without or with little performance loss.
Our modeling results indicated that the new surgical procedure has the potential to improve right ventricle ejection fraction by 2 7% which compared favorably with recently published drug trials to treat LV heart failure.
Next, TorD His was isolated from the soluble cell fraction by IMAC, which resulted in a protein of the expected size of TorAΔCT co-purifying.
The method consists of an iterative procedure based on the matrix continued fraction and a transformation by which the optical Bloch equations can be organized into the tridiagonal matrix recurrence form.
