Sentence examples for sensitive multiplication from inspiring English sources

For if the preventive measures are permanent, as is likely in the case of smallpox and polio for example, then arguably an indefinite time sensitive multiplication of the death toll relates plausibly and proportionately to the lives saved.

The photoluminescence from NPs is collected by a home-built confocal microscope and delivered to a 0.75-m-long imaging monochromator coupled with a single-photon sensitive electron-multiplication CCD camera.

MΠ and MΣ consider the asymmetry of internal nodes, with MΠ more sensitive to deeper nodes through multiplication of individual node probabilities and MΣ more sensitive to nodes closer to the tips of the tree through addition of node probabilities.

First, GR-deficient RBCs were invaded by parasites, and they supported the growth and multiplication of CQ-sensitive and -resistant P. falciparum strains in a manner similar to normal RBCs.

The method has been applied to the European Lead Cooled Reactor (ELECTRA) and a set of plutonium and lead sensitive criticality benchmarks using the effective multiplication factor (keff).

Currently, studies are underway to generate in vivo SNCA multiplication model systems and identify sensitive and specific downregulators of SNCA gene and protein expression.

These results suggest that the left angular gyrus is sensitive to the level of interference of the multiplication problems, whereas previously this region was thought to be more activated by small problems or by retrieval strategy.

It is found that damage evolution in both laminates is highly sensitive to the biaxial loading levels, and that crack multiplication in each ply is dependent on stacking sequence and ply orientation.

With respect to simple arithmetic, we would expect that subtraction would provide a more sensitive measure of a core number sense deficit than either addition or multiplication.

Once mutation occurs, both the sensitive and resistant parasites would multiply over the succeeding cycles, depending on the multiplication factor (m).

Z-transform normalization was also examined, but was found to be sensitive to the use of penalty (not shown), due to summation compared with multiplication in the penalized Fisher method.