Sentence examples for steady state term from inspiring English sources
For notational reasons it is convenient to introduce a 'zeroth' pattern by writing the steady state term as.
The steady state term λ0 G0 i plus the other five time-varying transcription patterns exactly reproduce the measured levels of all gene expression.
(3.1) Let Gamma=bigl{ (x,y inmathbb{R}_^{2}: y>0bigr} and let (W_{i}^{s}) be the stable manifold of the steady state termed (E_{i}^).
The overall removal efficiencies in steady state condition in terms of chemical oxygen demand (COD), biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and total suspended solids (TSS) were more than 99% at the organic loading rate (OLR) of 10.5 g COD/L day with methane yield of 0.24 L CH4/g COD removed.
Progress curves were fit using either a single (eq 6) or double (eq 7) exponential equation with a steady-state term.
The steady-state term in the frequency response can be expressed as yss(t*) = | ymean - (A*/2)| G(iω*)|cos(ω* t* + ϕ)| where y mean is the mean value of the steady-state response, and | G(iω*)| and ϕ are respectively the magnitude and phase of the complex number G(iω*).
Linear system responses to stimulus have two components: steady-state terms that are directly related to the input and transient terms that are either exponential or oscillatory with an envelope of exponential form.
We characterized the frequency response of our receptor systems by examining the transient and steady-state terms individually.
As a rule, SIV infection leads to a peak viral load after about 2 weeks, which then decreases over the next few weeks to a steady-state termed viral "set point".
Because α7 NNRs may evoke glutamate release in an impulse-independent manner and because we are faced in this anesthetized in vivo condition with asynchronous inputs from probably tens of afferents, the steady-state terms for spike-evoked and α7-evoked glutamate release were simply added.
In any given steady state, one term in each sum of a given sign has a larger value than the others in that sum.
