Sentence examples for theory formula from inspiring English sources
Palygorskite (PAL), a species of natural clay mineral with theory formula (Mg,Al,Fe 5Si8O20(OH 2(Ohas4·4H2O has been widely applied due to its particular fiber-liked morphology [20 22] which endowed unique properties, such as larger surface area [23], nontoxicity [24], and excellent adsorption capacity [25].
The dose survival curve was fitted based on the single-hit multi-target theory formula: SF =1 - (1 - eD/D0) N; logN = Dq/D0.
For IR outcomes, using the same approach for sample size estimation as for the primary outcomes, namely the normal theory formula for comparing means of two independent samples with α=0.05 (two-sided; Rosner 1986) and s.d.
Based on the dose-survival curve fitted with the single-hit multi-target theory formula, the D0 and Dq of I seeds and X-ray were 1.703 versus 0.722 and 19.245 versus 5.736 in U87.
This work provides theory formulas to calculate basic mechanical constants for conducting the full-scale design of plate-fin structure by equivalent homogenization method.
Based on the Euler beam theory, formulas for the Young's moduli of these two kinds of MHH structures are derived.
The method is focused on reducing the mean fluid temperature oscillations caused by the ambient temperature, by analysing the influence of the chosen time interval to fit the data to the infinite line source theory formulae that finally predicts the ground thermal conductivity.
These methods exploit queueing theory formulas to relate the mean values of a set of performance metrics (e.g., response times, throughputs, or resource utilizations) to a mean demand to be estimated, e.g., CPU demand.
Derivation and application of this first-order shell theory based formula to freestanding CNTs have been discussed in authors' previous paper.
Weirich and Harper also assume causal decision theory's formula for expected utility.
Conditional expected-utility maximization using causal decision theory's formula for expected utility addresses the cases he presents.
