Sentence examples for using the same duration from inspiring English sources

A second round of sizing calculations was carried out using the same duration for a hybrid system that encloses a cooling tower with 55 kW of cooling capacity, approximately one third of the peak cooling load.

Using the same duration of exposure and an anti-E2F1 antibody, we observed enrichment at the FOS promoter at both 0.5 μM and 2.5 μM As2O3 treatments, suggesting increased binding of E2F1 to the FOS promoter.

We used the same duration imputation for the CDM analysis and for the raw data analysis to facilitate comparison.

RI cancer bioassays use the same duration of exposure as NTP bioassays (NTP 2011a) and for those submitted to the U.S. EPA (U.S. EPA 1998) or to the FDA for regulatory review (FDA 2000).

In these cases, when a petitioner node of the hop-distance i is synchronized to its corresponding responder node, it starts its own synchronization task, using the same active duration, saving time and energy.

Spontaneous neuronal firing was calculated before stimulus onset using the same sample duration.

Marshall and colleagues [16] report that intermittent application of tDCS – using the same stimulation duration, frequency and current as in our investigation – enhances slow oscillations during nocturnal sleep and improves memory consolidation.

As a more feasible correction approach, which can be used even if true values are not available for calibration, the overall median (or mean) bias calculated for a similar occupational setting using the same sampling duration (cf. Figure 2) could be used to adjust the percentile estimate.

The evidence of a positive association between tobacco smoking and HL risk among subjects over 35 years old was strengthened by our observation of a dose risk relationship for number of pack-years, although there was no significant heterogeneity in risk by age of smoking duration using the same categories of smoking duration (P=0.11).

The participants belonging to the WT group were instructed to make successive steps (one step following the auditory stimulus) using the same QMT pace, duration, and auditory cue, but their movement was free in space (not within a square).

"To the extent possible, corrective messaging should be distributed using the same media, and generally for the same duration of time and with the same frequency that the violative promotional material was disseminated," said Dean.