Sentence examples for whereby the average from inspiring English sources

A particle growth equation whereby the average particle size increases linearly with time is deduced, which is different from that predicted in the classical LSW theory.

By comparing with published data, a common relation is proposed whereby the average shear band density scales with the square root of the induced true plastic strain, independent of changes in BMG composition or loading mode.

The first spectrum was plotted whereby the average particle size started at 9 nm and increased by 0.5 nm from left to right.

In order to examine the discriminant validity of the constructs, this study used the Fornell and Lacker [86] criterion whereby the average variance shared between each construct and its measures should be greater than the variance shared between the construct and other constructs.

DFA is a graphical method whereby the average root mean square fluctuations across a box size are compared across different box sizes and the gradient of the line of best-fit is the estimate of the Hurst exponent (for more detailed methodology see Peng et al. [44, 49]).

The quality and quantity of RNA was quantified using ND-1000 Spectrophotometer whereby the average 260/280 ratio was 2.0 indicating good quality RNA.

For all systems studied our results follow the trend in hydroxylation energy versus N, whereby the energy gain with hydroxylation is found to level off at a point where the average tetrahedral distortion of the SiO4 centres is minimised.

For example, we consider a case study of electric power generation whereby one finds that the average cost of the power plant was taken as around 7.5 mills/kW h (0.75 cents/kW h) (Zeren 1982).

This creates an implicit moral code underlying sports whereby, on average, the best teams or players should win.

However, there is a statistical significance between the lanthanides ability to reduce permeation compared to when no lanthanides are present (P < 0.05), whereby on average the lanthanide complexed LUVs showed a 40% reduction in permeation compared to when no lanthanides were present.

On the other hand, for small but non-zero ϵ, ψ is itself distributed according to the LDP (3.16), whereby one averages the different functions (v_{n}(x)) over the measure ψ to determine the dynamics of the slow system.