Sentence examples for using a logarithmic function from inspiring English sources

The degree of shear thinning, however, is best described using a logarithmic function.

In the first method the flux through well faces is corrected using a logarithmic function, in a way related to the Peaceman model.

Fig. 7 Sample results of simulation tests on fitting the sum (black closed circles) of multiple decay functions (grey dotted lines) using a logarithmic function (orange curve) and an exponential function (blue curve), respectively.

Expression level values were scaled using a logarithmic function.

For between group comparisons, data were transformed using a logarithmic function (log (N + 1)).

The last step in obtaining a PSSM is to convert the PFM using a logarithmic function that weights the frequency of each nucleotide at each position by the frequency of that nucleotide in the genomic background (in many software implementations the default background frequency is set to 0.25 for each nucleotide) [ 43].

Freed et al. (2007) and Gahalaut et al. (2008) also used a logarithmic function to fit GPS displacement time series.

However, we used a logarithmic function over all categories of place concentration because in this first effort to synthesize place studies, we wanted to keep comparisons simple.

In order to model this cost of transmission, for simplicity, we use a logarithmic function of the rate adaptation slope or α given by f_{k}^{text{COST}} alpha_{k})=log_{2}(1+arctan(alpha_{k})) (7).

Because latitudinal bands we created for each state are different in sizes, as well as the numbers of sampling plots and sampled areas, we used a logarithmic function of total sampling area (of all FIA plots) in a latitudinal band to normalize the number of species recorded and calculate species diversity, necessary for comparison.

Another outcome parameter is the risk ratio, RR, (using a logarithmic link function instead of the logit function in logistic regression) of 1.75 CI: 1.4-2.3 1.4-2.3