Sentence examples for using the growth data from inspiring English sources

The apparent distance grown and the true distance grown can be calculated using the growth data from Exercise 1.

The set of S.cerevisiae genes which are haploproficient in turbidostat culture was obtained using the growth data of [ 8] and an FDR cutoff of 0.02.

Using the growth curve data on ad libitum fed rats from [ 45], Eq. 5 predicts two growth curves for the CR counterparts with different CR initiation ages: τ = 42 d and 120 d.

We simulated this extended Size Model using the growth rate distribution of f i data.

In order to investigate potential mechanisms, to explain the enhanced combination effect with TMZ, we used the growth inhibition data generated from our anti-tumour studies to guide our pharmacodynamic sampling times.

Phage-resistance was measured as the maximum population size and maximum growth rate of the bacteria in the presence of phages using the biomass growth data recorded for 96 hours at 10 min intervals (420 580 nm optical density).

The estimated parameters can be amended using the crack growth data acquired by fractographic analyses, should unclear marker bands or unreasonable band spacing occur.

We determined the optimal expression levels, Zopt P) using the smoothened growth data and the induction profiles that were separately measured for different concentrations of Pgal (Additional file 1).

The growth data used focused on a small number of trees, a narrow range of diameters (up to 40 cm only) within a small geographic area, which limited the applicability of the model even though it performed well.

To assess the effect of the mutations on growth, a statistical analysis of variance (ANOVA) of the growth data was used to compare the wild type and the mutants, using the specific growth rate— µ (see Material and Methods for details).

While I fully believe in the value of using student growth data, LAUSD must address both concerns around the accuracy of the metric and the potential unintended consequences that a test-based metric can create, such as the incentive to "teach to the test," or even (as we have seen unfortunately in some cases) to cheat.