Sentence examples for measuring the fraction from inspiring English sources

The hydrophobicity of the cavity was calculated by measuring the fraction of carbons among heavy atoms at the surface of the binding site.

The performance of a hollow fiber reverse osmosis system was determined experimentally by measuring the fraction of feed recovered as product, φ, and the concentration reduction ratio, θp.

) is structurally similar to, with the important difference represented by the elements —measuring the fraction of linearly polarized light transformed into circularly polarized radiation- and, which are now different from zero.

A new approach for measuring the fraction of plastic work that is converted into heat (also known as the Inelastic Heat Fraction, IHF or the Taylor–Quinney coefficient) during the plastic deformation of metals is proposed in this paper.

Compared to conventional DSB analysis, i.e. assays only measuring the fraction of DNA smaller than a single threshold, the relative biological effectiveness (RBE) for DSB induction increased with 100%.

Scientists can thus determine the approximate age of a piece of wood, hair, bone, or other object by carefully measuring the fraction of carbon-14 that remains and comparing it to the amount of carbon-14 that we assume was in that material when it was alive.

The fractional anisotropy (FA), a sort of normalized standard deviation, measures the fraction of the magnitude of D _ that can be ascribed to anisotropic diffusion.

TPR measures the fraction of positive that are correctly identified.

The size of the SCC is related to catalog coverage [23], which measures the fraction of items which are recommended.

Serendipity, or pleasant surprise, measures the fraction of recommendations that are both novel (surprising) and relevant (interesting) [2, 16, 23].

One can normalize for variations in physical erosion rates using the "chemical depletion fraction," which measures the fraction of total denudation that is accounted for by chemical weathering.