Sentence examples for unavailable standard from inspiring English sources

Unavailable standard state properties of protonated amines were regressed from pKa data.

VLE, enthalpy of absorption, heat capacity and NMR spectroscopic data for the MEA H2O CO2 ternary system are used to identify the electrolyte NRTL interaction parameters for the molecule electrolyte binaries and the previously unavailable standard state properties of the amine ions, MEA protonate and carbamate.

However, impossible worlds allow for fine-grained distinctions unavailable in standard possible worlds semantics.

The new application, called Maps for Mobile, is capable of a number of things unavailable on standard GPS systems, including real-time traffic information, access to photographs of landmarks (like highway ramps or a destination), and a strong voice-activated search function.

Where the data have not provided control over the event depth, the ISC depth estimates have been fixed to those most commonly observed among well-recorded events in each 1 × 1 degree cell or, if unavailable, to standard 10 or 35 km default depths set for each Flinn Engdahl geographical region (Flinn et al. 1974; Young et al. 1996; Bolton et al. 2006).

The usage of mapping systems in on-line text has to some extent been adopted in the context input methods, allowing convenient keying of IPA characters that would be otherwise unavailable on standard keyboard layouts.

Where data was unavailable, the standard error (SE) was assumed to be a percentage of the mean in line with the magnitude of other SEs for other similar variables.

For experimental designs in which adequate blocking is unavailable, simulations indicate standard ANOVA can perform poorly, but RFLM may be a useful tool to improve the quality of inference that can be derived.

When protein reference sets are unavailable, it is standard to compute error estimates by generating a null distribution of scores, and using the ratio of the areas of null and true distributions at scores ≥ s as an estimate of the FDR at score threshold s.

Quite often such expert-hierarchies are unavailable and no gold standard criterion exists [13].

Age-adjusted z-scores were calculated for height and body mass index (BMI; kilograms per square meter) using the World Health Organization (WHO) standards (WHO 2011), and for weight using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) standards (CDC 2009) because WHO standards are unavailable for this age group.