Sentence examples for series of amounts from inspiring English sources

A series of amounts (0, 20, 40, 60, and 120 μL) of standard solution were spiked into the three-necked, round-bottom flask containing 3 g jujube extract with an internal standard.

As cholesterol is able to induce a lo phase in some lipid membranes, thereby increasing the membrane thickness, we measured the fluorescence emission spectra of Py-met-chol in LUVs composed of DMPC, POPC, or DOPC with a series of amounts of cholesterol.

The identification of the dynamics of the example models is based on simulation experiments which produce as raw data (B2) series of amount values for each entity.

"Whether one is investing a lump-sum amount or a series of periodic amounts, the arithmetic of investment expenses is compelling," Mr. Sharpe concludes in the paper.

A second series of what amounts to a vast dressing-up box for the former stars of Horrible Histories.

The loss of energy of the particle, because it occurs in a series of discrete amounts, fluctuates statistically about a mean value, equivalent to a most probable range.

It failed to come up with any more unusual activity than placing a big deposit and then withdrawing cash in a series of small amounts.

A series of different amounts of light stable isotope dimethyl-labeled synthetic peptides mixture were used as internal standards, and incorporated into the intermediate stable isotope dimethyl-labeled islet tryptic peptides sample.

The decision maker invests a series of positive amounts at finitely predetermined time spots, to maximize the expected terminal wealth while controlling its downside risk as measured by the Condition Value at Risk (CVaR).

He commented that with no cut-away gags or side plots, the episode was "basically everything critics of the show would like the show to have" but was deprived of Family Guys trademark fast pace and reduced to "a series of what amounts to grossout comedy sketches".

The DWV and VDV-1 titres were deduced from N0 values calculated from standard curves made of serial dilution series of known amounts of the amplicons [64].