The phrase "taken for calculation" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used when discussing a specific data or value that is being used in a calculation or mathematical equation. Example: "The weight of the object was taken for calculation in determining the force needed to lift it."
A refractive index of 2.0 was taken for calculation of the PSD [29].
This subsection only focuses on the angular shortest path as the main issue regarding its time taken for calculation.
The time taken for calculation in structure refinement is almost exclusively spent during the least-squares minimisation.
In some cases, the assumed electricity consumption of a standard BEV seems to be quite high since only mid-size cars equipped with heavy batteries are taken for calculation (e.g., by Helms et al. [40] based on a BEV with 1,600 kg curb weight).
Rosenau and Frankenthal [8] have shown that the effects of magnetic field on the flow field behind the shock are significant when M A − 2 ≥ 0. 01 Open image in new window; therefore, the above values of M A − 2 Open image in new window are taken for calculation in the present problem.
Rosenau and Frankenthal [8] have shown that the effects of magnetic field on the flow field behind the shock are significant when M A - 2 ≥ 0.01 ; therefore, the above values of M A - 2 are taken for calculation in the present problem.
For each couple of primers, PCR was done twice for samples and four times for the standard curve, and mean Eff and Cp values were taken for calculations.
The rates from the initial 30 s were taken for calculations of Complex IV activity.
The rate from the initial 30 s was taken for calculations of Complex III activity.
Consequently, all of the selected orientations of interspin vector r connecting the center of the FeS cluster and iron of heme bL, with respect to the direction of external magnetic field B0 vector, were taken for calculations.
Although the number of individuals taken for calculations of clonal diversity was, on average, smaller for F1 hybrids than for D. galeata (P < 0.001; paired t-test), it did not differ between F1 hybrid and D. longispina (P = 0.46); thus, the variable sample sizes should not be a cause for the observed lower diversity in F1 hybrids.
