Sentence examples for more linear response from inspiring English sources

Lotus adds its own clutch, flywheel and exhaust system, and it tweaks the engine controls for more linear response.

The 100 to 1000 IJ step in concentrations reflects a log10 step, as commonly used in dose trials allowing a more linear response analyses.

This type of arrangement results in a more linear response to ligand binding.

For comparison, the second tab in Supplementary File 2 shows MIRA (Chevreux et al., 2004) assemblies optimized for either complete genomes (tries to build long contigs) or ESTs (allows shorter fragments), which shows a more linear response.

This distinction between the onset of changes of 18 2 and 18 3 and of 16:0 and 16 3 is also reflected in the more linear response of 18 2 and 18 3 compared to the more abrupt transition and then fairly linear response of 16:0 and 16 3.

A larger or more efficient three-way system may add a midrange speaker, helping to create a more nearly linear response between woofer and tweeter.

Good stability and, more importantly, linear response were obtained, which was attributed to the covalent grafting between sensing probe and supporting matrix.

That is, it is not just an issue of statistical power to detect nonlinearity, but rather that exposure measurement error biases towards finding flatter, more linear exposure-response relationships than the actual underlying truth.

We are exploring modifications of the assay format in order to produce a more linear dose-response curve with clinical sera samples, which if found, would facilitate assay standardization and might increase sensitivity (note that 1 2 of the colon cancer responses to one of the antigens tested, β-catenin-Δ1, are barely below the cut-off value used to judge statistical significance).

Calculation of the nonlinear seismic response of tall guyed masts using detailed time-step finite element methods is far more complex than linear response spectrum analysis that is routinely used in structural engineering practice.

More importantly, such linear response is optimal in a regime where signalling has low sensitivity.