Sentence examples for multiplying the measured from inspiring English sources
Further, impedance results were corrected by multiplying the measured impedance in Ω by the corresponding exposed skin area in cm2 as comparable impedances of amphibian skin within the literature are presented in the same way [27].
To take into account the reduction in size with respect to fully hydrated conditions caused by the drying procedure, the aggregate heights reported in the Results were obtained multiplying the measured heights by a shrinking factor of 2.2, evaluated by comparing the heights of a globular protein under liquid and in air after drying under vacuum.
Ventilation was compared with the maximal ventilatory capacity (MVC), which was estimated by multiplying the measured FEV1 by 40 [ 28].
Total phospholipids were estimated by multiplying the measured choline content by 1.53 to account for the proportion of phospholipids that do not contain choline (Das et al., 2013).
The measured concentrations of selenium were then calculated to give the amount in the original dry hair samples by multiplying the measured concentration by the dilution factor.
The PVE-corrected radioactivity concentration within spheres was obtained by multiplying the measured PVE-affected radioactivity concentration by the proper F = 1/RC.
The diameter and length of dendrites in vivo were obtained by multiplying the measure with the shrinkage factor reported in a previous study [37].
The total biomass and grain yield figures in t ha−1 are calculated by multiplying the amounts measured in g DM pot−1 with a factor 0.3.
Formaldehyde exposure was estimated for each individual by multiplying the concentration measured in his or her home by the time he or she spent at home.
The weighted opinion analysis could multiply the measure of positivity of a given contribution with the weight represented by the estimated authority value of the contributor, who is the author of the given contribution.
Thus, carbon density can be estimated from an average carbon content (0.5501 ± 0.0225 g g− 1) multiplied by the measured bulk density.
