Sentence examples for net of charges from inspiring English sources

Age 30, earning £26,000 He or she would have a pot worth £847.50 as at 30 August 2014, made up of: employer contribution £389.90 + employee contribution £311.90 + £78 tax relief + £67.60 investment growth (net of charges as above).

The sample is also representative in terms of income: the average income of private medical practitioners (net of charges and social security contributions) in our sample is 71,364 Euros, while the average is 71,690 Euros for all French GPs [ 19].

The net movement of charges is not compensated by any passive movement of other ions across the plasma membrane.

Via integration over the entire protein surface, the net results of numerous small net transfer of charge yield the observed value of 2 units of charge.

The probe's output potential (voltage) is derived as a function of an equivalent point charge representing the net charge of a charged particle column within the probe's sensing zone and flowing in a real pipe as well as a function of the net charge of this column and its dynamic space density.

When free electrons both in vacuum and metals move, they produce a net flow of charge called an electric current, which generates a magnetic field.

Consequently, a net amount of charge equal to Vinfusion × [SIDinfusion] will be added to the system.

It can be assumed that there is no net transfer of charge between the electrodes during a full cardiac cycle length (duration = CL).

A correlation is found between the creep resistance and product of net charges of aluminum and oxygen ions.

"We are really very happy to receive these bed nets free of charge.

For the first time in Ghana's history of national immunization days, all children under two will be given insecticide-treated bed nets free of charge.