Sentence examples for the half number of from inspiring English sources

For a given propagation parameter μ, the parameters of interest in Equation 29 are the half number of pixels r f on which the summation is performed, and the spread parameter σ.

Data shown in Fig. 2 revealed that the crude extract of C. crassa showed antitumor activity with value of 13.05 μg/ml as IC50 which able to kill the half number of tumor cells of caco-2.

The performance of the drug identification is assessed by the Effect Score which is the number of prognosis gene modules with significance divided by the half number of the identified prognosis gene modules.

Transgenic plants over-expressing miR172b showed normal vegetative growth and heading time, but the inflorescence (panicle) of the transformed plants was smaller, producing the half number of primary branches of the untransformed wild-type (Table 1).

Moreover, stepwise regression analysis revealed waist circumference was a significant determinant for the levels of adiponectin, IL-6, and hs-CRP (Standard regression co-efficient: -0.237, 0.115, and 0.256; F value: 18.6, 4.1, and 20.9; respectively) Groups of "High" and "Low" inflammatory markers were divided by the half number of the subjects.

The main effect of each variable was determined using the following equation: (1) E x i = ∑ M i + − ∑ M i − N, where E xi is the variable main effect and M i + and M i − are the sum of the responses in runs, in which the independent variable (xi) was present in high and low levels, respectively, while N is the half number of runs considered.

This technique is quite simple, fast and requires only half number of network the loops.

Note: this period contains the half the number of articles of previous periods.

The patients had approximately half the number of carious surfaces and half the number of missing surfaces compared to the carrier cohort.

The size of the training set was set to the half of the number of all considered subjects.

(The rendering on the front page shows about half the number of columns originally intended for the facade).