Sentence examples for a compilation of measured from inspiring English sources
A plot for Cu II) gives a similar trend as a compilation of measured data for natural environments.
Actually, a compilation of measured basaltic glass dissolution rates (Grambow et al. 1986) indicates at Earth surface conditions an average value between 3 and 20 μm/1000 years in fresh water, and 0.1 μm/1000 years in silica-saturated water.
It contains a detailed compilation of measured redox potentials and the conditions under which these were obtained for over 200 compounds.
To test this, Figure 1(D) shows a compilation of leak kinetics measured in five separate experiments, each with a different concentration of malonate added at t=0.
This is done with a compilation of statistical measures based on variance components.
This screening instrument has been described elsewhere [ 18] and was a compilation of valid questionnaires, measuring health related variables, lifestyle, and work characteristics.
But if you take the US as an example, a compilation of five different measures of time taken over the past 50 years, indicate that the average American man has six to nine hours more free time every week than he had five decades ago.
The present study is based on the analysis of datasets of free and protein-bound DNA crystal structures, and from a compilation of NMR 31P chemical shifts measured on free DNA in solution on a broad range of representative sequences.
Finally, participants raised consideration of developing a compilation of internationally applicable patient reported outcome measures for use in HIV and rehabilitation research.
However, recent National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICEE) guidance recommends the utilisation of a cardiac risk measure (QRisk2) 44 46 which represents a compilation of clinical data.
The second module is a compilation of water quality data (including lake nutrients, water clarity measures, and pelagic chlorophyll concentrations) from the same time period on a subset of the lakes (LAGOSLIMNO).
