Sentence examples for points reported from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, over 230,000 experimental data points reported in literature have been explored 0.5 5 wt% of zirconium chloride (ZrCl4) in LiCl-KCl molten salt with different scan rates at 773 K.

In this study, we evaluated the use of WC measurements to detect hyperglycemia and dyslipidemia in children and adolescents using the WC cutoff points reported in the Bogalusa Heart study and the New Zealand study.

For this purpose, an ANN model was designed and trained using a total of 301 experimental data points reported in the literature for inclination angles between –20° and +20°.

Optimization of the glucose conversion process using two level full factorial designs (23) with two center points reported 55.2% of levulinic acid yield at 145.2 °C, 146.7 min and 12.0% of reaction temperature, reaction time and catalyst loading, respectively.

The range of values of link lengths and the spatial location of their pivot points reported here can be used for defining the design space during the optimal dimensional synthesis of tractor three-point hitch systems.

The analysis of the chemical structures of selected data points reported in this paper points to specific structural features that are helpful for the design of new PPAR agonists.

An estimate of the rate of increase in numerical simulation grid sizes with time is obtained by counting the grids (measured in terms of number of node points) reported in the nine volumes of an established proceedings on the numerical modeling of solidification phenomena dating back to 1980.

With deviations between 0.2 and 0.7 per cent from the mint-par, the bandwidth of gold-arbitrage inactivity with the gold-points reported in the "Exchange rates during the gold standard" section is similar to e.g. the 0.25 per cent reported for the sterling-to-guilder exchange rate around 1900 in Kugler (2016).

However, the relationship between different mtDNA end-points reported in lymphocytes is not clear and the direct measurement of mtDNA strand breaks in lymphocytes has not been reported.

Based on the cut-points reported in published literature identified and reviewed in Phase 1, we analyzed accelerometry data from active community-dwelling older women (65 75 years).

The variability in minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) (break-points reported in different studies) [ 6- 8], as well as clinical reports of therapeutic failure in patients having MIC results of susceptible strains [ 9, 10] have led to suggesting that break-points for defining susceptibility against echinocandins should be modified [ 11].