Sentence examples for parameters from several from inspiring English sources

Photosystem II fluorescence parameters from several microalgae species were examined in the presence of three common marine pesticides that act as photosynthesis inhibitors.

A recent study by Molina et al. (2011a) carried out analysis of demographic history by attempting to model demographic parameters from several phylogenetic datasets using the new generation of collascent models which allow for multiple branches, bottlenecks and populations.

Obtaining these two parameters from several repeat experiments allows for accurate estimates of G1 length.

Using such a flexible semantic structure SAIL can accommodate parameters from several vocabularies and store relations between them enabling searches that span across more than one data collection as well as for samples only partially matching the search term.

It is known, however, that compared with parameters calculated using compartmental models, heuristic (semiquantitative) parameters suffer from several limitations (Leach et al, 2005).

Adjoint method-based sensitivity for field-scale history matching with large numbers of parameters suffers from several limitations.

The table shows average photovoltaic parameters obtained from several devices for each of the two cell designs produced in this work.

To compare different parameters obtained from several section levels, analysis of variance was performed using Two-Way ANOVA (repeated-measures).

Rather than estimating apparent Michaelis-Menten parameter values from slopes of double reciprocal plots, we use nonlinear curve fitting to simultaneously estimate parameter values from several sets of data from kinetic studies on specific isoforms of the enzyme.

The present model was founded on earlier high-temperature Pitzer models (Refs. [10, 14] and references cited by them), supplemented by parameter data from several other sources.[11, 15 24] It is also partly based on refitting of parametrizations from the published literature to the most widely used (standard) form of the Pitzer equations[25].

The ground reaction force is modelled as the force supported by this nonlinear element, whose parameters are identified from several sets of experimental data.