Sentence examples for homogenous values from inspiring English sources

Over-all, homogenous values of P c were observed for soils collected in gardens from the same village, with the lowest values in SA.

However, most of these studies tend to adopt homogenous values of roughness coefficient over the study domain, and this could lead to significant discrepancies between the observed data and simulation results.

Maps of the properties constructed from the nanoindentation results showed that, despite the compositional heterogeneity, homogenous values of Young's modulus and hardness were attained and the change in the interface region was gradual, in agreement with the concept of functionally graded materials.

(iv) The willingness to pay approach with heterogeneous value of time is contrasted with the generalized cost approach to pricing congestion with homogenous value of travel time.

Different to the case of polycrystalline silicon colloids, the transmittance spectra of these particles could not be fitted to the Mie theory assuming a simple silicon colloid model with a homogenous value of the refractive index.

State_3: The slopes of the four lines are all in negative (×4). Figure 3 The operations of TCH algorithm; (a) incoming image pixels' colors exceeding out of skin region F, (b) updating colors' saturations with homogenous value of T 0, (c) examining slope using line T n T n + 1 ¯.

Since we observed no significant fluctuations in transfection rates (as judged from the homogenous ruc values), we directly used the luc values to quantify two-hybrid interaction phenotypes.

Networks were analyzed using homogenous parameter values in cycles 4, 5, 6 and 7 that equalled the corresponding parameter values randomly selected for cycle 3 (e.g., in the n = 5 case, E 3 = E 4 = E 5).

Relatively homogenous IC values ranging from 0.26 to 0.32 ∆°2θ above 38.8 mbgs represent the maximum diagenetic burial temperature in the hanging wall.

By application of K-means clustering of the expression profiles we have produced a number of gene cluster arrays and have chosen the most robust cluster of genes (slightly changes depending on the requested cluster number) from a 50-cluster K-means analysis where it was composed by genes with highly homogenous expression values.

This is particularly surprising, because the dmPFC in particular has been proposed to be sensitive to the likelihood of an error (Brown and Braver 2005) or to time-on-task (Grinband et al. 2011), whereas here participants were both faster and more accurate on trials with more homogenous feature values.