Sentence examples for refer maximum from inspiring English sources

ML and lnL refer maximum likelihood and log-likelihood value.

With high relative air humidity (96%), the Psora decipiens crust reached almost 38% and the Placidium squamulosum crust roughly 15% of their referring maximum rates attained after hydration with liquid water.

Maréchaux et al. (2015) describe the "leaf water potential at wilting or turgor loss point" as the most appropriate determinant for the tolerance of drought stress and refer to maximum values of 1.4 3.2 MPa in an Amazonian forest.

However, for the limit states referred to maximum deck deflection and rotation, the probabilities of failure crossed limiting values suggested in Eurocodes.

We will then compare: The solution based on (vz,n, vz,d) that will be referred as maximum signal to interference plus noise ratio constraint (MSINRC).

The measurement of moisture content is normally referred as maximum water content (MWC) in the case of archaeological wood in waterlogged conditions, because wood has been long-time preserved by the lack of oxygen in waterlogged conditions.

The volumetric productivity, P x (cell L−1 h−1) was calculated using Eq. (3): P_{x} = C_{x} mu (3)where C x (cell mL−1) refers to maximum cell density achieved from the batch cultivation.

But perhaps he might have been surprised - pleasantly - at the number of times various participants referred to "Maximum City".

The quantum yield of photochemistry was calculated as described by Maxwell and Johnsen [ 51]: Φ = (Fm-Fo)/Fm, with Fm and Fo referring to maximum and background fluorescence, respectively, in darkness.

Notably, the reconstructed human protein interactome is mainly supported by small-scale studies; 91% of the references supporting the PICKLE PPI dataset refer to a maximum of five PPIs, and only 51 publications report more than 100 PPIs.

The maximum capacity refers to the maximum number of vehicles that can drive on a street.