Sentence examples for parameters for measuring from inspiring English sources
We first investigated optimal parameters for measuring porosities of core samples.
The medium composition and preparation, inoculum size, medium volumes, and incubation parameters for measuring initial germination and growth dynamics have been optimised.
Although the micro-CT image data may be influenced by noise, the presented technique provides reasonable results and our validation studies provide fundamental design parameters for measuring diffusivity values from dynamic micro-CT experiments.
After defining concepts and target parameters for measuring vaccine efficacy, the remainder of the chapter focuses on studying unconditional vaccine efficacy to reduce susceptibility to pathogen infection or disease, measured cumulatively over time.
The natural power is one of the most important characteristic parameters for measuring the transmission capacity.
The spatial correlation is one of the major parameters for measuring motion degree of current CU [35].
It is shown that the earthquake energy input rate is another key parameter for measuring the instantaneous effect of earthquake ground motions on structural responses.
OROS-mph effects indicated RTV as the most sensitive parameter for measuring both neuropsychological and behavioral deficits in adults with ADHD.
Next, a numerical method based on non-linear compatibility theory is developed to evaluate the parameter for measuring the defect of disclination in these patterns.
A more appropriate parameter for measuring efficiency is the height equivalent to a theoretical plate (or plate height), HETP (or h), which is L/N, L being the length of the column.
The chosen parameters reflect the changes in (1) the Na+ ion motion as it exits through the intracellular vestibule; (2) water penetration into the IC vestibule as described by the distance among residues that form the intracellular gate (cf. Fig. 1); and (3) the water coordination number of the Na+/Na2 as a parameter for measuring amount of water in the binding site (cf. Fig. 2).
