Sentence examples for input amounts to from inspiring English sources

In this section, there are five DMUs (i.e., DMUs A, B, C, D and E) with the same output data, and DMU E is the evaluated DMU, then the production possibility set is spanned by DMUs A, B, C and D. As shown in Figure 1, the solid line segments connecting points A, B, C and D constitute an isoquant that represents the different input amounts to produce the same output amount.

The cost of labour for treating sepsis and shock ranged from $15 to $16 and the labour cost for repairing a perforated uterus was the most expensive in terms of labour input, amounting to $26.

P inputs amounted to 40.5 kg for 1998: food for fish and invertebrates contributed 76% of the inputs while seabird guano contributed 20%.

To perform genomic DNA amplification, tyrosine hydroxylase gene was used to normalize for DNA input amounts and to perform relative quantification.

Cyclophilin was used to normalize for RNA input amounts and to perform relative quantification.

Each sample was analysed for cyclophilin A to normalise for RNA input amounts and to perform relative quantification.

Amplifications were performed on amounts of input RNA ranging from 50 pg to 1 ng to test the system at the upper and lower limits of input amounts corresponding to a few cells isolated by FACS or LCM.

Using the standard curves, CT values for target genes were converted to relative input amounts and normalized to the corresponding values for Ppia.

DNA input amounts were normalized to the presence of a genomic sequence within the murine DLG5 gene (Fig. 3H).

To evaluate the assay's performance regarding mixture detection and relative allele-quantification, duplex competitive ARMS-DCA was tested on a series of defined mixtures of two sequence verified single donor gDNA samples belonging to either hg H* or hg J2b1a at total mtDNA input amounts ranging from 6,250 to 800,000 mtGE (approx. 62.5 pg – 8 ng gDNA standard).

Thus, we were able to normalize input amounts of cRNA for each condition tested in order to quantitatively compare relative changes due to each respective modification.