Sentence examples for integration of rates from inspiring English sources

As seen in Figure  3, a 'microbial' and a 'substrate' limitation zone were defined as the time region where cellulose conversion was controlled by these different factors, and the corresponding total CO2 produced was calculated by the integration of rates.

Integration of rate transient analysis and pressure buildup analysis methods can reduce uncertainties in SRV characterization.

The proposed model calculates not only parameters related with overload induced retardation in fatigue crack growth, but also residual life in case of 7020-T7 and 2024-T3 alloysum alloys with reasonable accuracy without integration of rate equation.

Average conversion efficiencies were calculated as the total moles of CO2 (i.e., integration of rate) captured for a selected time interval.

GTRCAT allows the integration of rate heterogeneity into phylogenetic analyses at significantly lower computational and memory costs; however, the approximation is numerically instable.

At the same time, stable integration rate (or rate of establishment of stable episomal maintenance) of the p1.1eGFP plasmid was 24 times higher than that of the p1.1 EBVTR- eGFP control p1.1 EBVTR- eGFPelecontroledium lacking both HT and MTX (Table  2), clearly indicating that the EBVTR element was active in the very large explasmidn plasmin.

Concerning the integration of prevalence rate data with design value estimates, the uniform application of CDC prevalence rate data to populations living in counties not meeting alternative PM2.5 standards assumes that CDC data for the region are representative of those counties.

To estimate the mean time evolution of m i, we once again use the time-integral form in Equation (3) and apply the trapezoidal rule to approximate the integration of the rate equation of.

The integration of the rate-of-living and oxidative damage theory of aging predicts that lifespan extension is linked to low energy metabolism, low reactive oxygen species production rates and a slow aging rate.

Their objective rates are based on the recently proposed logarithmic spin [Acta Mech. 124 (1997) 89] and on the fact that the logarithmic integration of the rate of deformation tensor results in the Hencky strain [Acta Mech. 124 (1997) 89].

Simulations are performed by numerical integration of the rate equations using the simulation software COPASI 4.2 Build 22 [ 37].