Sentence examples for term divided from inspiring English sources

In the new method, the potential energy is introduced to the Gibbs energy calculation as a Legendre transformed work term divided into substance specific contributions.

The criteria of the average stochastic term divided by the amplitude of the periodic term obtained for monthly streamflow and monthly water temperature were 0.19 and 0.30, 0.21 and 0.13, and 0.07 and 0.04 respectively.

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To confirm this statistically, we used the GLM y = strain + lab + block(lab) + strain× lab + strain × block(lab) and calculated the F-ratio of the 'strain-by-lab' interaction term divided by the 'strain-by-block' interaction term (see Statistical Analysis).

I calculated the relative variance as the partial variance for a given term divided by the maximum partial variance value in the model.

GO term overlap was then defined as the score for genes annotated with a given GO term divided by total score for input miRNAs.

If you know the first and second term, divide the second term by the first term to find the common ratio.

His written rulings and opinions, often expressed in witty yet forthright terms, divided observers and infuriated liberals.

Satisfactory fits were obtained with the following modification(2224) of eq 25, with all terms divided by B0: Here, c X is the minimal killing concentration.

We were able to use the judgements of relevance to assess precision, calculated as the proportion of actually relevant records ("diagnosed positive", in screening terms) divided by the number of records that "tested positive" for relevance for that strategy.

The complete metrological list of terms divided into 5 main headings are Quantities and Units, Measurement, Devices for Measurement, Properties of Measuring Devices, and Measurement Standards (Etalons) and can be found in the Joint Committee for Guides in Metrology.