Sentence examples for subsequent optimum from inspiring English sources

Given that the initial state is 0, accordingly, affected by this error initial state, subsequent optimum thresholds are determined by (20).

For example, relative humidity values as higher as 80 90% have been reported to be necessary for a consistent tip-substrate transport of proteins and subsequent optimum patterning results [52, 84].

Therefore, for subsequent work, the optimum amount of Cu II) solution used in the preconcentration and separation of metals from the model solutions was 0.2 mg.

We present the results of the matrix cross-analysis of 16 experiments, which served as the basis for the subsequent determination of optimum synthesis parameters of three different-sized, nearly monodisperse samples of CdSe nanocrystals.

Subsequent to finding an optimum stacking sequence, we perform progressive failure analysis to determine the ultimate load by degrading elasticities of the material at an integration point where the failure criterion has just been satisfied.

All AA metabolites were titrated for their ability to stimulate invasion of PC-3 cells through a Matrigel basement membrane and used in subsequent experiments at the optimum concentration (data not shown).

However, removal of migrant contributions that arose earlier can be done subsequent to pedigree-based optimum contribution selection by identification of chromosome segments that are also present in the migrant breeds and by removal of those individuals with large migrant contributions from the breeding pool.

Henceforth, pH 3 was selected as the optimum value for subsequent studies.

In some cases, estimation (9) provided in Corollary 1 is optimum as the subsequent example shows.

These new populations are again modified through the above procedure in subsequent generations to give an optimum rule base with a minimum total squared error.

While trends, such as the Miocene Climate Optimum and the subsequent overall cooling, are visible in the proxy record, threshold steps are ingrained in the sedimentary record.