Sentence examples for a total accumulation from inspiring English sources

The four tall fescue hays utilized in this experiment were baled at 99 (low, L), and 225 g/kg (high, H) moisture prior to rainfall, and at 246 g/kg moisture after a 23 mm rainfall event (H R) and at 93 g/kg moisture after a total accumulation of 72 mm of rain (L R).

Office workers should spend at least two hours a day "standing and light activity (light walking) during working hours, eventually progressing to a total accumulation of 4 h," recommends the first ever British guidance designed to curb the health risks of too much time sitting down.

MS/MS spectra were acquired manually for precursor ions with theoretical matches to the masses of tryptic peptides resulting from the PEG11 protein, with a total accumulation of 5000 laser shots.

MS/MS spectra were scanned from 100 m/z to 1600 m/z and were collected for a total accumulation time of 200 ms. Former parent ions were excluded for 16 seconds following MS/MS acquisition.

These were added to 5 L 0.1 mol/L sodium acetate buffer, which enabled a total accumulation of 750 g substrate (containing 382.5 g cellulose; Fig 4) during the initial hydrolysis.

Three main assumptions are discussed below: 1) the use of tree aboveground biomass as a surrogate for total accumulation rates, 2) the explicit inclusion of carbon legacies, and 3) the landscape age structure of regrowing forests.

During the climax eruption, the total volume of magma extrusion is 13 × 106 m3 at a rate of 25.8 m3/s, and the total accumulation after the eruption is about 11 × 106 m3 at a rate of 0.4 m3/s.

For the instantaneous reactions an approximation for the dimensionless total accumulation is presented if the diffusivities of the absorbed gas and the other components are unequal.

The snow accumulation from Friday night to this evening combined with nine inches left over from a New Year's weekend storm, making the total accumulation in the Chicago area the highest on record.

But for the most part, blubber, or fat tissue, reveals just the whales' total accumulation, said Gina Ylitalo, a research chemist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration based in Seattle who was not involved in the study.

Three days before Christmas, the total accumulation had catapulted to 224 inches, a phenomenal start for a season that sees more than 500 inches, on average, before it concludes in June.