Sentence examples for specimens divided by from inspiring English sources

The LI should be standardized as the number of cottontail specimens divided by the sum of cottontail plus jackrabbit specimens.

The prevalence estimates for MRSP and MRSA were calculated by number of positive specimens divided by total number of collected specimens and presented as percentages.

Colonisation index of the oral cavity was defined as the sum of logarithms of the concentrations of a particular microorganism isolated from 1 ml of oral-washing specimens divided by the number of oral washings.

Elastic and viscoelastic strains during unloading were calculated as the respective percentage decreases in length of the specimen divided by the initial clamping distance.

The definition of strain (% or m/m), ε, is the change in length of the specimen, divided by its initial length [ 1].

The extension or deformation rate (m/sec) of the specimen divided by its initial length (m) gives the strain rate, as does the rate of change of the strain itself (dε / dt).

Unlike existing metrics of circularity, such as the circularity shape factor (area multiplied by 4π, divided by perimeter squared) or Feret diameter ratio (diameter of the circle with same area as the specimen, divided by major axis length), this metric does not approximate circularity using perimeter (or length) and area; rather, it is measured directly from the geometry of the leaf.

In an in vitro study, individual gallstones from cholecystectomy specimens were divided by size and composition into nine single- and nine multiple-stone groups; the stones were then paired on the basis of similar volume.

The cross-sectional area of each specimen was divided by the peak tensile load at failure to calculate stress at fracture (MPa).

The value of the critical distance was normalised (L*) meaning that the chosen critical distance for each specimen was divided by the adhesive layer length (Eq. 8).

The effect of each allele was assumed to be equal and additive, and therefore each of the four lengths (lower jaw, maxilla, nasal, fixed) for each parental (or F0) specimen was divided by 8.