Sentence examples for Decay percentages from inspiring English sources

After 15 days of storage, the decay percentages of the Chinese bayberries stored under 101.3, 85±5, 55±5 and 15±5 kPa were 81.2, 31.25, 18.75 and 25%, respectively.

With increase in drug concentration, all cells have shown gradual decay in percentage viability.

In principle, the PDRICG is determined by mono-exponential transformation of the original ICG concentration curve, backward extrapolation to the time 'zero' (100%), and describing the decay as percentage change over time.

In principle, the ICG-PDR is determined by monoexponential transformation of the original ICG concentration curve, backward extrapolation to the time point 'zero' (100%), and describing the decay as percentage change per time.

Values were corrected for decay and the percentage of the total injected radioactivity dose (%ID g−1) for every tissue was calculated as percentage of the total injected radioactivity dose divided by the weight of the tissue.

The percentage decay curves that showed clear molecular steps were typically 8 15% and were all selected for building the histograms.

Perhaps, a subtler formula could require an annual percentage decay: Each year, I lose 14.2percentt of my voting power with the result that it gradually dissipates by the end of seven years.

No statistical difference could be detected between the two groups during extinction sessions [F 1,13) = 0.001; P = 0.98], suggesting a similar decay in the percentage of CRs during the extinction process.

This slope is negative, representing a decrease in the amplitude, and when multiplied by 100, this slope is expressed as percentage decay.

Mean and standard deviations for the force decay in grams and percentages were calculated.

To compare the percentage force decay of clear and semi-clear elastomeric chain products from eight different manufacturers and to evaluate the amount of discoloration after immersion in colored dietary media of the same elastomeric chain products.