Sentence examples for gradient of the plot from inspiring English sources

To calculate the TEAC, the straight line gradient of the plot for the sample was divided by that of Trolox (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

The gradient of the plot, which represents tissue FDG clearance (Ki), was divided by the intercept, which represents tissue distribution volume of FDG (V 0)—see Eq. 3).

To calculate the TEAC, the gradient of the plot for the sample was divided by the gradient of the plot for trolox.

To calculate the TEAC, the gradient of the plot of the percentage inhibition of absorbance versus concentration plot for the extract under investigation is divided by the gradient of the plot for Trolox [ 52].

This type of analysis informs on the nature of the event leading to clone formation as the gradient of the plot reflects the growth rate of the clones (Baker et al., 1978).

The fact that the gradient of the plot of S100A4 against motility is about five times that of the plot of S100A4 against invasion suggests that the same cells are having to penetrate a more resistant barrier.

The absolute fluorescence QY of the nanocrystals was determined by comparison with a freshly prepared solution of Rhodamine 6G in ethanol (QY 95%), using the following formula: with Φ being the QY, grad the gradient (slope) of the plot of the integrated fluorescence intensity vs. absorbance, and n the refractive index of the solvent (1.375 for hexanes, 1.36 for ethanol).

Eight groundwater samples were collected outside of the field-tested plots 240 days after injection of strain PM1: two of the samples close to our plots, three up-gradient, and three down-gradient of the plots (Table 1).

Additionally, the solubility ratio for β-HMX in acetone, (ds/dT /so (K−1), where ds/dT is the gradient of the solubility/temperature plot and so the average solubility in the temperature range examined (381 - 291 K), is 0.026 K−1.

The relaxivity (R i, i = 1, 2) is defined as the gradient of the linear plot of relaxation rates (1/ T i, i = 1, 2) versus Gd concentration [Gd], 35) i.e., 1/ T i = 1/ To + R i [Gd], where T i is the relaxation time for a contrast agent solution concentration [Gd] and To is the relaxation time in the absence of a contrast agent.

Stand slope was measured using an inclinometer and defined as the average of the maximum gradient at the plot centre and the gradient at ninety degrees to that.