Sentence examples for unitary amount from inspiring English sources
We identified a calibrator cell line that represents the unitary amount of the target of interest and consequently the samples express n-fold mRNA relative to the calibrator.
The PWV represents the maximum amount of condensable water contained in an imaginary unitary base column, which extends from the GNSS receiver height to the upper limit of the troposphere.
While gamification strives at its core to increase motivation, yet motivation is not a unitary phenomenon - different people may have different types and amounts of motivation, which can be shaped by the activity they are undertaking (Gooch et al., 2016).
Ultimately, Indonesia's "reformasi" process yielded what the Canadian political theorist Jacques Bertrand calls a "quasi-federalist approach" devolving a significant amount of political power to the local level while maintaining a unitary structure.
We assume that a framed ALOHA protocol is used by the different VAAs to access the channel [33]; the whole amount of radio resources available for inter-VAA communication is divided among R unitary resources.
For example, when A = F N with M = N, model (2) amounts to frequency domain sampling, where F N is the N-point unitary discrete Fourier transform (DFT) matrix.
I do, however, begrudge every penny that's been wasted on outrageous PFI projects like the Norfolk and Norwich hospital that saw venture capitalists fleecing local taxpayers here out of tens of millions of pounds, and I also begrudge the amount of our money that's been wasted on Norwich's bid to become a unitary authority: a bid that £2m-plus down the line has now come to nothing.
Which means that US Secretary of State John Kerry spends a fair amount of time talking to his Kurdish friends, convincing them that they support a single, unitary Iraq.
I conceptualise health behavior as a unitary continuous variable, such that an individual can perform either more or less of it through her life, with the overall amount performed, h, expressed in arbitrary units.
