Sentence examples for on different total from inspiring English sources

Moreover 14 Nanobodies were isolated by panning on different total parasite lysates.

Based on different total system load levels, the sensitivity study is performed.

Experimental animal studies on different total olive leaves extract or their constituents have demonstrated hypoglycemic, hypotensive, antiarrhythmic, antiatherosclerotic, vasodilator, antihepatotoxic, and antinephrotoxic effects [ 17– 20].

However, it should be noted that the absolute numbers and percentages have been calculated based on different total EST numbers, i.e., the number of analyzed ESTs in Chlamydomonas (252,484) was almost twice that of Volvox (132,038) (Table  1) even if the total number of protein-coding loci is about the same in Volvox (14,520) and Chlamydomonas (14,516) [ 58].

In addition, contact pressure measurements made with a K-Scan sensor on four different total knee designs were used to evaluate the magnitude of discretization errors under practical conditions.

The physical performance measures were standardized tests of individual maximum performance on a set of four different total body tests and one firefighter specific performance test, the tower test.

Thus, they are used in choosing the best k and the best way to cluster the data, and are not able to compare the effectiveness of clustering on two different methods/platforms when the processed data given by those methods are on different scales (have different total sum of squares).

Fig. 13 Simulation results on the effects of using different total number of in-band channels I on a normalized (varepsilon = frac {varepsilon }{D_{t}}), and b fraction of time used for spectrum sensing (i.e., normalized sensing time (=frac {T_{s}}{T_{f}})).

Moreover, we changed the sputtering gas from Ar to Kr or Ne to study the effect of sputtered Ti particles on the crystal structure at different total gas pressures (0.5, 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 Pa).

There are many different total knee replacements on the market.

Ofcom have calculated that, because of our penchant for multi-tasking on different devices, total use of media and communications averaged over 11 hours every day in 2014 - a rise of two hours since 2010 when Ofcom last conducted similar research.