Sentence examples for reference as a function from inspiring English sources
A level of evidence was defined for each bibliographic reference as a function of the type of study.
The vacancy model of diffusion is applied to magnetite and hematite, and mathematical expressions for the iron flux in the lattice-fixed frame of reference, as a function of the defect structure, are presented.
Figure 9 shows the values of the maximum power points (shadowed and reference) as a function of time from 11 00, when only one cell in the bottom left area of the module is partially shaded, to 13:00 when the shadow crosses on the whole PV module.
Interestingly, we observed a significant change in the internal reference as a function of task order, (paired t-test: t = 2.54, p<0.05, CI: [0.00, 0.07]).
A level of proof was defined for each bibliographic reference as a function of the type of study.
The performance of LBVS for fragrance molecule analogs was further illustrated by displaying the average recovery of actives and of the various databases from the corresponding references as a function of the city-block distance (Figure 3C-F).
(B ) The generalization accuracy for determining a R-L/L-R journey from the neuronal trajectory in each lap in two of the three subtasks based on the distance to the mean neuronal trajectories in a remaining reference subtask as a function of the number of cells (red: reference: VD, target: SA and DA; green: reference: SA, target: VD and DA; blue: reference DA, target: VD and SA).
Thus, instead of estimating reference limits separately for several age groups, it is more economical and parsimonious to use regression methods to estimate reference limits as a function of age.
A level of proof was defined for each bibliographical reference cited, as a function of the type of study.
Figure 4 Average RMSD values for all 25,972 3D reference structures as a function of non-hydrogen atom count [(a) and (b)] and effective rotor count [(c) and (d)].
Figure 1 shows the value of the envelope correlation (see (4)) between a live-shifted range profile and its associated reference profile as a function of the shift.
