Sentence examples for of the partial range from inspiring English sources

The PAUC is defined as the area under the ROC curves in this range of false positive rate, normalized by the length of the partial range being considered, so that the maximum PAUC possible is one.

The intrinsic stresses are compressive and become more so with nitrogen addition over most of the partial pressure range, while the stress temperature curves during annealing vary significantly among the films.

The identity level of the partial domains ranged from 12 21% for comparisons between Gret1, a Ty3/ gypsy element, and the various Ty1/ copia families.

The excess electronic conductivity is found to be about three orders of magnitude lower than the total conductivity with an activation energy of 1.2 1.6 eV in the oxygen partial range 10−3 1 atm, which is comparable to those of other rare earth doped cerates.

Pandey et al. [ 17] assessed different models for the downstream signal propagation and found that one signalling component can only explain a partial range of the possible reactions, indicating that both parts are involved and needed for the variability in heterotrimeric G-protein signalling and function.

Both of the partial indices considered a range of critical and noncritical factors that are similar to those considered by Boulenger 10 and Welte.

The last map of the partial derivative has one-dimensional range and hence is compact.

The partial host range of the chocolate-spot-associated virus was determined by rub-inoculating sap prepared from infected N. benthamiana plants onto leaves of seedlings of Capsicum annuum L. cv.

Spontaneous recovery initially allowed modest, partial range of knee extension before a plateau was reached; extending the duration of spontaneous recovery was an ineffective intervention.

A consequence particularly for engineering applications is that simplified kinetic expressions ("intrinsic kinetics") are used which describe the operation of the catalyst very adequately over restricted ranges of the partial pressures of the reactants and products and also of temperature but which bear little formal relationship to the mechanism of the reaction in question.

If you are testing your strength with a partial range of motion isometrically, then test your strength with a partial motion.