The construction of a TNS is marked by constructing composite units of counting acts (like the composite unit of 4 that represented the subsequence from 8 to 12) that can be used in further operations (like the repeated use of "counting by 3" as a unit of measure in Cupcake Task A).
Figure 7 d) shows the peak intensity of the fringes in unit of counts per each CCD pixel which can be used as a proxy for the airglow intensity.
Across three meetings with the AWGs, Work Plans were developed which defined the projects that must be done to attain the minimum position in terms of ABF infrastructure in each workstream under the following headings: scope and data set coverage; classification; counting rules and unit of count; costing; funding model; support infrastructure; data quality assurance; and governance.
Drug consumption was expressed in terms of counting units (CU), assimilated to a minimum divisible unit, while expenditure was evaluated in Euro.
Drug consumption was expressed in terms of counting units, while expenditure was evaluated in Euro.
Figure 1 shows the calibration curves in units of counts per second (cps) per MBq.
For the calculation of FUR, both kidney and cardiac curves were expressed in units of counts per second.
From this procedure, the organ and tumor TACs, expressed in relative units of counts per hour, were obtained.
Ceramide species were assessed as continuous variables in units of counts per second (cps), a commonly used quantification of area under the curve for multiple reaction monitoring assays.
Following the technique described previously in Willowson et al., a low activity source with negligible attenuation and scatter was imaged, and the background subtracted average count rate per detector compared with the calibrated activity to derive the sensitivity factor in units of count s−1 MBq−1.
Complexity measure: Grammatical complexity: The average T-unit length by counting the number of T-units and dividing them by the total number of words produced.
