Sentence examples for minus sum from inspiring English sources
"minus sum" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English
It usually refers to a negative or decreasing amount in a mathematical equation or financial statement. An example of how to use it in a sentence could be: "The company's profit for the year decreased by a minus sum of $500,000 due to the economic downturn."
This is per mole minus sum over i, nu i here over the reactants in the same quantity.
For the new batch, the volume coordinate equals to minus sum of volume of earlier injected new batches.
The strong ion difference (SID-sum of all the strong cations minus sum of all the strong anions) of plasma is maintained by the greater concentration of sodium relative to chloride in the plasma.
> -wrap-foot>> aBased on maximum residence time minus sum of source organ residence times Tumour absorbed dose estimates were made for the 4 patients that underwent Zr-ibritumomab tiuxetan scans both prior to and during therapy with Y-ibritumomab tiuxetan, with 13 tumour localizations in total.
It may be noted that our experimental design eliminates the dye bias in the contrast 'high' versus 'low' androstenone, since SUM('high expressions' /30 minus SUM('low expressions' /30 is (30*H + 15*R + 15*G /30 - (30*H + 15*R + 15*G /30 = H - L, where H (L) denotes effect of high (low) androstenone, R (G) denotes the effect of red (green) dye and 30 is the number of arrays.
In addition, the material balance of tight gas reservoirs can be described as follows: gas storage amount is equal to the gas supply amount minus the sum of gas loss from cap rocks, from the gas water interface, and from the trap spill point.
The net avoided emissions were calculated as the total emission abatement from biomass generating pyrolysis with biochar applied to soil and electricity generation minus the sum of emissions from feedstock handling, pyrolysis emissions, and transport emissions.
This figure was simply 100 minus the sum of the two percentages in 2 above.
The synergy of two variables G1, G2, with respect to a third variable G3 is [ 9] equal to I(G1, G2; G3) - [ I(G1; G3) + I(G2; G3)], i.e., the part of the association of the pair G1, G2 with G3 that is purely due to a synergistic cooperation between G1 and G2 (the "whole" minus the sum of the "parts").
Given that each haplotype J is observed in some fraction n*J of the 1,000 genomes participants in population p, we define H*pm: (2) H * p m = - ∑ J : n * J > 0 ln n * J × n * J (this is the true entropy of the window - zero minus the sum over all haplotypes J in the population of the haplotype frequency times the log haplotype frequency).
"We are a mini-monopoly," summed up Mr. Evans.
