Sentence examples for multiplying the reaction from inspiring English sources
The connection moment is evaluated by multiplying the reaction force with the distance between beam support point and face of the column flange.
Multiplying the reaction rates with one common exponential deactivation function allowed the prediction of the observed conversions by one single set of kinetic parameters.
(Note: The flux values are calculated by multiplying the reaction flux (not shown) and the stoichiometry coefficient of the NADH).
(Note: Whereas the flux values for CYOO2 and SO3De are calculated by multiplying the reaction flux (not shown) and the stoichiometry coefficient of the cytochrome c, the flux values for RBFK, RBFSb and FMNRx are calculated by multiplying the reaction flux (not shown) and the stoichiometry coefficient of the riboflavin or FMN).
The rate constant is a scaling factor that multiplies the reaction rate that is determined by changing reactant values.
For cases where we have more than one gene associated with the same reaction we sum up the gene data for each reaction and multiply the current reaction upper flux bound by the obtained sum.
For instance, 90% inhibition of the EGF-EGFR signaling complex's auto-phosphorylation process by tyrosine kinase inhibitors is modeled by multiplying the v3 forward reaction rate in the model by 0.1.
The transition coefficient between different states connected by a reaction is calculated by multiplying the intrinsic rate of this reaction with the reaction order dependent combination number of copies of reactants in the "before" state [ 14].
Each additional nucleotide at the 3' end of the primer reduces the number of amplified fragments approximately four times while multiplying the number of PCR reactions by four.
Selection for a specific target was implemented by multiplying the rates of all reactions by a selective advantage S if it matched the characteristic composition of the desired attractor.
Selection for a specific target was implemented by multiplying the rates of all reactions by a selective advantage S (set to 1.01 or 1.1) if it matched the characteristic composition of the desired attractor.
