Sentence examples for multiplying the specific from inspiring English sources

The total activity contained in each fraction was calculated by multiplying the specific activity by the PC level.

The expected number of cancer cases was estimated by multiplying the specific number of person-years per category by the corresponding incidence of cancer in Western Australia, Scotland, and combined cancer incidence rates, provided by WACR and ISD Scotland.

The total activity recovered from each fraction was calculated by multiplying the specific activity by the corresponding PC level of each fraction and shown as a percentage of the total membrane (D ).

The total activity recovered from each fraction was calculated by multiplying the specific activity by the PC level of each fraction and shown as the percentage of 25k pellet membrane (D ).

Fold-amplification was calculated for genomic loci only by multiplying the specific genomic DNA percentage by the total DNA yield, and dividing the result by the approximate weight of a single mouse diploid genome (6 pg).

The LAI of the subsamples was not measured directly but calculated by multiplying the specific leaf area (SLA) of each biomass fraction (stems and leaves of grasses, non-leguminous forbs and legumes) by the corresponding biomasses harvested by the stratified clipping.

These are molecular devices that promote the spreading of a specific gene throughout a target population by taking advantage of a mechanism that multiplies the specific gene in the host genome.

To quantify the effect of our assessed risk factors, we estimated the age specific absolute rate of zoster for each factor by multiplying the age specific effect estimates by the age specific rate of zoster in the general population in 2010.

In order to reflect this, DALYs saved from averted deaths were calculated by multiplying the disease specific life year gains by the age and gender specific healthy adjusted life expectancies (HALE) [ 24].

For simulations multiplying the stage specific control mortalities, per-trip foraging mortality was the only single imposed stress to lead to colony failure with 3x mortality in June leading to 77% colony survival.

We estimated the excess number of deaths associated with radiation exposure by calculating the difference between the fitted number of deaths within a stratum defined by levels of the stratification variables and the background number of deaths (obtained by multiplying the stratum specific rate of mortality at baseline by the person time in that stratum).