Sentence examples for on average hence from inspiring English sources
Large corner-shared In O In angles correspond to a longer In–In distances (of ∼4.0 Å on average); hence, one can suggest a formation of connected In O In chains in these structures.
Our results indicate that the proposed SOS approach reduces the vulnerability of the read operation by 40% on average, hence reducing the fault propagation.
The differences between the 2- and the 3-dimensional finite element analyses were less than 10% on average and hence, were not important.
Correlation-based techniques are generally advantageous over single particle tracking schemes since they rely on the correlation of image subsets with 40 80 particles on average and hence are much less sensitive to spatial and temporal intensity variation of individual particles.
The frequency of CFCs in day 6 EBs when dox was added to the clonal assay was on average 8,0×10−4±1,3×10−4, hence the frequency of the Lhx2-responsive progenitor cells would be 5,44×10−4 (e.g. 68% of the total CFCs) or 1 in 1838 EB cells.
For reference, the lowest number of reads obtained with an annotated smORF is 8. Since these annotated smORFs are on average longer (hence able to generate more reads) and have higher translational efficiencies than dwarf smORFs, a cut-off filter of 5 reads for the latter (the midpoint between 2 and 8) seems reasonable.
On average, they are hence about four times more likely to be inactive than adults.
In thermodynamic equilibrium, the number of atoms in state i and that of atoms in state j must, on average, be constant; hence, the rates R_{ji} and R_{ij} must be equal.
Assuming physiotherapists will each treat on average 7 patients (hence clustering design effect = 1 + 6*0.050 = 1.30), a total sample size of 63 patients per arm is required.
On average, MinD (and hence MinC) will spend less time near the center of the cell, allowing the division ring to assemble there.
Hence, on-average exponential growth in trajectory divergence is not guaranteed for chaotic dynamics.
