Sentence examples for measured corresponding to from inspiring English sources

In each patient, all 18 biomarkers were measured corresponding to a total of 18*80 = 1, 440 measurements, with no missing measurements.

Displacement ductility values up to 4.5 and 11.4 were measured corresponding to maximum load and 20% strength degradation, respectively.

2.3 W continuous-wave TEM00-mode 1064 nm laser power was measured, corresponding to 1.96 W/m2 collection efficiency and 2.2 W laser beam brightness figure of merit.

At 850 °C, 72% CO2 conversion was measured, corresponding to a H2/CO ratio near 1, close to the thermodynamically forecasted value.

Slope efficiencies of 0.41 W/A and 0.25 W/A have been measured, corresponding to differential quantum efficiencies of 13.9% and 11.3%, in the blue and green lasers, respectively.

The steady-state measurement of surface temperature using in-situ Raman spectroscopy was recently demonstrated during photocatalytic rWGS on low density dispersion of Au NPs in ZnO matrix; surface temperatures in the range of about 30 °C and 600 °C was measured corresponding to laser intensities in the range of 12 W cm 2 and 80 W cm 2 for illumination at plasmon resonance of Au23.

Hence, we conclude that under the condition (3.11) all p-adic quasi Gibbs measures corresponding to countable Potts model are described by those measures of q-state Potts model.

The central problems of that theory [15] is the study of infinite-volume Gibbs measures corresponding to a given Hamiltonian, which also includes a description of the set of Gibbs measures.

The C∶E error is defined as the ratio of the computed value of i0 for a given valve setting to its measured value corresponding to wild/altered-type yeast minus one.

Legislative drafting (an exclusive responsibility of the Commission), subordinate measures corresponding to American rules and regulations, and soft law generated by the Commission are all considered.

This study was designed to investigate the relationship between cephalometric measures corresponding to these anatomic changes and OSA.