Sentence examples for substitution measures from inspiring English sources

Financial analysis (i.e. NPV) on trunk main augmentation requirements over 50 year asset life cycles indicated that savings of between $1,574,28911.4.4%) and $7,030,796 (51%) could be achieved by incorporating water efficiency and potable source substitution measures in new infill developments in the study region.

Trails B and Digit Symbol substitution, measures of executive function and processing speed, were associated with A β and p-tau, respectively, suggesting that the earliest changes caused by AD pathology may not be purely memory related.

The calculation results in Xiamen show that the clean energy substitution measure is the most effective in terms of energy saving and GHG emissions mitigation, while the industrial sector has the largest abatement potential.

Furthermore, the pattern of variation in CUB that they observed (adult < embryonic < larval) mirrors the rate of synonymous substitution measured at each stage in our study, consistent with CUB being responsible for the patterns of variation in dS that we observe (that is, high CUB reduces dS by selecting against substitutions generating non-optimal codons) [ 54].

The degree of N-substitution, measured via 1H NMR, was easily varied from 0.10 to 0.51 by varying the molar ratio of acrylic acid to chitosan.

N-substitution of chitosan was verified by both 1H NMR and 13C NMR The degree of N-substitution, measured via 1H NMR, was easily varied from 0.10 to 0.35 by varying the molar ratio of ethylene glycol acrylate methacrylate to chitosan.

One possible difference between the datasets is that most of the phylogenies analysed by Thomas et al. contained exclusively terrestrial invertebrates while most of the substitutions measured in the current study will have taken place in a marine environment (even for phyla with many living terrestrial representatives).

ACB-PCR primer design is largely dependent upon the basepair substitution being measured, making it unclear if this method is broadly applicable.

The association between anthropoid primate lice and their p-endosymbionts in the genus Riesia represents one of the youngest insect/p-endosymbiont assemblages known to date (between 12.95 and 25 Ma), and compared to other insect/p-endosymbiont assemblages, Riesia is experiencing the highest rate of nucleotide substitution yet measured (18.56 34.24% per 50 My; Figures 3 and 4).

Similarly, the rate of synonymous substitution was measured by the number of synonymous nucleotide substitutions (d S ) using the modified Nei and Gojobori method [ 23].

The extremes of synonymous substitution rates measured here constitute by far the largest known range of rate variation for any group of organisms.