Sentence examples for per unit size from inspiring English sources

Shrinkage leads to higher mass per unit size.

LEC evaluates a Web object based on its cost per unit size multiplied by the estimated reference probability of the object.

The mean and variance is equal to Dataset 1 SLA r pay $ 0.078 per unit size   φ 0.8   ϕ 1.1   r penlty 0 Parameter of weak equilibrium operator δ 0.9 and 0.8, respectively, for dataset1 and dataset2   ε 0.01 and 0.05, respectively, for dataset1 and dataset2.

This provides an estimate of the force capabilities of the motor units per unit size.

On the one hand, B should be small, if possible, because a cage may have high cost per unit size to maintain, and any land allocated to the cage, which is always heavily infested with the pest, will produce low-quality crops or none at all (Pech et al. 2009).

The most efficient PV panel per unit size is Monocrystalline silicon panels which are made from a single ingot of crystal but have a very expensive manufacturing process making then the most expensive PV panels.

Mean daily intake (per unit metabolic body size) of DM (44.86 versus 36.13 g) and ME (379.0 versus 300.7 kJ) were increased (P<0.05) due to I supplementation, but not the CP or DCP intakes.

Trouser/skirt size, modeled per 2 unit size increase, was associated with both CIMP (HR: 1.20, 95%CI: 1.05 1.37) and non-CIMP tumors (HR: 1.14, 95% CI: 1.05 1.24) after multivariate adjustment, and these associations remained even when models were mutually adjusted for BMI.

There was no clear pattern with respect to the degree of methylation, however, when modeled per 2 unit size increase, trouser/skirt size was associated in a dose-response manner with tumors displaying the highest level of methylation (4 7 genes methylated HR: 1.29, 95%CI: 1.06 1.58; P-trend = 0.08).

At higher force levels, G/A subjects were able to generate more force per motor unit size suggesting more efficient motor unit function with increasing muscle force.

Based on the high coverage sequencing, we could use the amount of sequence reads per scaffold unit size as a measure of abundance of the corresponding chromosomes.