Sentence examples for the relative unit from inspiring English sources

In order to overcome this challenge, the relative unit error distance values which are calculated with respect to the true hits on buttons are used.

After calculating the quality rating scale (Q i ), the Relative (unit) weight (W i ) was calculated by a value inversely proportional to the recommended standard (S i ) for the corresponding parameter using the following expression; W_{i} =, 1/, S_{i}where, W i  = relative (unit) weight for nth parameter S i  = standard permissible value for nth parameter 1 = proportionality constant.

This suggests that the absolute unit (mDa) rather than the relative unit (ppm) is more suitable for defining threshold values for molecular formula searches.

Due to the variance in intensity, which was related to the imaged scenario geometry (flash distances and surface orientation) rather than the intrinsic optical properties of the lizard, the analysis was pursued with only the relative unit less quantities (S. Svanberg, personal communication).

With some justification, Newton's second law can be taken as a quantitative definition of mass by writing the law as an equality; the relative units of force and mass then are fixed.

The relative units of DCF fluorescence obtained from different samples were reported as the mean±SEM.

The reduction of activity was determined by comparison of the relative units of luminescence in the presence and absence of MAbs and is expressed as percent neutralization.

For data normalization, an endogenous control (18S rRNA) was determined for controlling the cDNA input and the relative units were calculated by a comparative Ct method [55].

The amount of mRNA was expressed as the logarithm of the relative units calculated from equation 2−ΔΔCT.

This may be due to the number of consignments needed to move the relative units of animals.

The relative units were calculated by dividing the mean value of the optical densities (OD) of each patient by the mean OD value of the calibrator and multiplied by a conversion factor.