Sentence examples for validity of expressions from inspiring English sources

Various approaches in the kinetics of electron transfer reactions are anlaysed from the viewpoint of validity of expressions they give for the outer sphere energy of reorganization.

Given recent progress, however, we suggest that the major problem for current microarray research is no longer validity of expression measurements, but rather, the reliability of inferences from the data, an issue more appropriately redressed by statistical approaches than by validation with a separate method.

A p-value cutoff of 0.001 (Log p-value ≤−3) was used for validity of expression fold changes.

To this end, analytical expressions were derived and using a Graphical User Interface (GUI) designed and experimental works the validity of analytical expressions was demonstrated.

Numerical results are presented and the validity of our expressions is verified via Monte Carlo simulations.

The validity of analytical expressions proposed by Eurocode 2 is also discussed.

The validity of these expressions was verified through the analysis of experimental results.

The validity of derived expressions has been proved by finite element program and published experiment data respectively.

To test the validity of the expressions presented and the accuracy of the CLT approximation, random binary and 4-ary hash sequences were drawn from the Markov chain model.

Furthermore, the validity of the expressions has been shown for weak and strong stretch by comparing the results with numerical results of lean stretched premixed methane/air flames, computed with skeletal chemistry.

The program (a) supports both the arithmetical and algebraic way of solving problems; (b) allows the recurrence to one or more equations when solving a problem in an algebraic way; (c) determines the validity of the expressions when they are introduced; and (d) admits the incorporation of new problems without the need of being reprogrammed.