Sentence examples for using the quotient of from inspiring English sources

We compared these predictions with published estimates of pre-European stem densities and estimates that we derived for stands at theoretical equilibrium using the quotient of diminution (q).

The reason for using the quotient of the two parameters, and in (10), is to make the mapping function invariant to scales of the input signal.

The limits of detection for this method mentioned above were 0.001 mgkg−1, which were found by determining the lowest concentrations of the residues in each of the matrices that could be reproducibly measured at the operating conditions of the GC using the quotient of 3.3 σ and the slope of the calibration curve.

A linear model was calculated to obtain the analysis for statistical significance and the coefficient of variation (CV) was determined using the quotient of standard deviation of each parameter to its mean value.

The area under the plasma concentration time curve from time 0 to infinity (AUC0 inf) was calculated by the log-linear trapezoidal rule until the time of last quantifiable plasma concentration and then extrapolated to infinity by using the quotient of the last measurable concentration to the terminal phase rate constant (kel).

Instead of the quotient of the two lengths in the centre of gravity system, we can use the quotients of the sum of the lengths in the corresponding coordinate axes directions.

Do not forget that the minus sign is in front of f(derivative of g) when using the quotient rule; this is a common mistake and forgetting it will give you the wrong answer.

We counted the number of preferred codons in a SCCS and divided it by the codon length of the SCCS, and then used the quotient as the ratio of preferred codons.

The blood brain barrier was assessed using the CSF/serum quotient of albumin (QA).

Inappropriate referencing of brain-derived proteins to their serum concentration using the CSF/serum quotient instead of the absolute CSF concentration leads to a loss of sensitivity for discriminations between groups, i.e., eventually to false interpretations of CSF data and disease pathologies.

It is based on the uniform convergence away from nodal surfaces and can produce a simple and fast algorithm for computing the eigenvalues with minimal computational requirements, instead of using the ubiquitous Rayleigh quotient of finite linear algebra.