This value is ascertained by titration, a standard analytical chemical technique, and is defined as the number of milligrams of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize one gram of the lubricant.
The corresponding P value were ascertained by t-transformation, t = |R| ∙ [(N - 2) / (1 - R2)]½, treating the result as coming from a t distribution with N-2 degrees of freedom [ 70].
Amino acid sequence identity (% Identity) and E-values were ascertained by stand-alone blastx searches against BmRTEs and partial RTEs amino acid sequences (Additional File 3).
For mortgage-related securities, this value would be ascertained by third-party analyses using loan servicing data on delinquencies, defaults and performing mortgages.
Intuitively, S* is a measuring instrument for an observable A just in case there is some observable feature of S* (it doesn't matter what, just something whose values can be ascertained by looking at the device), which is correlated with the A-values of systems fed into it in such a way that we can read those values off of S*'s observable state after the interaction.
Ultimately, 13 of the 15 forest types exhibited significant spatial autocorrelation in values of C as ascertained by significance of at least one parameter value in Eq. 4 (Table 4).
The t 1/2 (t 1/2 = ln2/λ) of carbon-11 was estimated from these decay constants to be 20.43 ± 0.24 min (mean ± SD; n = 8), which is in excellent agreement with the accepted value of 20.38 min ascertained by measuring β+ emission [24].
Furthermore, the optimal positions of actuators are ascertained by singular value decomposition of the modal distributing matrix.
The value of the technique was ascertained by comparing the results obtained with sera and filter paper eluate for 15 individuals.
Spatial and temporal comparability of ground temperatures both inside and outside the permafrost domain was ascertained by using values at or near DZAA where diurnal, synoptic and seasonal variations are non-existent or minimal, i.e., less than 0.1 °C (ref.36).
