Sentence examples for function of the quotient from inspiring English sources
In order to analyze the data in relation to the pharmacokinetic behavior of the given drugs we have plotted the mean survival values as the function of the Quotient of the Area Under Curve (QAUC72 hr) values of the particular drugs.
As applications, we find a generalization of the Bol's lemma and we characterize the multiplication operators by the coordinate functions on the quotient space of the tensor product Hν1⊗Hν2 modulo the subspace of functions vanishing of certain degree on the diagonal.
However, since all of the standardized moments are common functions of the quotient μ/λ, this will simplify the display of the moment-diagrams.
The corresponding CSF/serum concentration quotients of MBL (QMBL, Table 1) are shown as a function of the albumin quotient, QAlb.
In CALM, the latter can be defined as a function of the open quotient O q and asymmetry coefficient α m [28]: F_{g}=frac{f_{0}}{2O_{q}} (14).
The evaluation of this protein requires the interpretation of its absolute concentrations in CSF as a function of the albumin quotient, QAlb.
As shown for beta trace protein the correlation with QAlb is linear, as expected from the theory [ 4]. Figure 3 shows the corresponding approach by which the absolute MBL CSF concentration is shown as a function of the albumin quotient.
In ideal dilute solutions, the 'transformed Gibbs energy of reaction' is a function of the apparent reaction quotient: Δr G′=−RTln(K′/ Q′).
The evaluation of the clinical role of this protein requires the measurement of absolute concentration in CSF as a function of the CSF/serum albumin quotient.
As an indicator of blood brain barrier function, the quotient of CSF albumin × 10/serum albumin was analyzed (normal values <6.8 [<45 years of age] and <10.2 [>45 years of age]) [ 30].
As an indicator of blood brain barrier function, the quotient of CSF albumin × 10/serum albumin was analyzed (normal values: < 6.8, younger than 45 years of age; < 10.2, older than 45 years of age) [ 38].
