Sentence examples for scaling derived from inspiring English sources
A strategy is proposed which employs a predictive confinement time scaling derived from 1-D neoclassical and 3-D turbulence simulations.
We compare the results derived from the analyses of inter- and intra-specific phylogenetic trees among them, to test for the preservation of branching patterns across evolutionary scales, and against those derived from the analyses of randomly-generated trees to test whether the allometric scaling derived can be modeled using simple, random branching rules.
In the work, the guitarists play variations on scales derived from Indonesian music, culminating in an improvised, jam session-like cadenza.
Dr. Trenberth said that many of Sandy's odd features, including its large scale, derived from its origin as a merger of two weather systems that converged in the western Atlantic.
For the task studied, eight inspectors rated the computer-based system highly on scales derived from the guidelines.
To determine which particular depressive symptom scales, derived from three scales, predicted poorer prognosis in persons with acute coronary syndrome (ACS).
The in vitro assays (MTT, LDH and Trypan blue) with MG63 osteoblast cell lines reveal that fish scale derived HAp materials is non-toxic and bioactive.
Fish scales derived natural hydroxyapatite (FS-HAp) scaffolds were prepared through solvent casting technique, which could mimic the structure of cortical and cancellous bone tissues of body system.
Recent work in Bolivia has shown that scores on a water insecurity scale derived from ethnographic observations are associated with emotional distress.
For scales derived from the SF-36 Health Survey, a difference of 5 points is generally considered clinically meaningful [32], [33].
In vivo aggregation was computed using AGGRESCAN, an algorithm based on an amino acid aggregation-propensity scale derived from in vivo experiments and on the assumption that short and specific sequence stretches modulate protein aggregation.
