The phrase "a volume corresponding to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, quantities, or data that relate to a specific volume or amount.
Example: "The experiment required a volume corresponding to the standard solution for accurate results."
Alternatives: "a quantity equivalent to" or "a measure relating to".
The inoculum consisted of a preculture of Y. lipolytica in YEPD medium, of which we added a volume corresponding to 10% of the total fermentation volume.
Finally, a volume corresponding to a quantity of 1×106 cells was pipetted into a new culture flask, and culture media was added to a final volume of 20 mL.
In the isolated lung without a chest wall, a baseline PEEP of 5 cmH2O was applied to achieve a volume corresponding to lung volume (FRC) at a pleural pressure of −5 cmH2O in the complete model with lung pleura and abdominal compartment.
When PEEP is stepwise increased, the ventilator expiratory valve is closing at the selected, new PEEP level during the first expiration after increasing PEEP, and a volume corresponding to total respiratory system compliance times the change in PEEP is retained in the lung (Fig. 3).
Natural populations (1000 3000 m-2) of this species may pass a volume corresponding to a water column of 3 to 9 m through their burrows each day.[29] Consequently, their burrows are continuously flushed with overlying water resulting in highly oxic and oxidized conditions in burrow water and surrounding sediment (Fig. 7).
After 175 min, a volume corresponding to 108 cfu was taken.
The protein eluted as a single peak (Fig. 4B) with a retention volume corresponding to a dimeric assembly (∼114 kDa).
After solubilization, the samples were diluted with an aqueous solution of 0.35% Triton-X 100 to a final volume corresponding to a dilution factor of 75 times; this was prepared with ultrapure water for stabilization of the fat/water system, and the samples were analyzed using GFAAS.
Second, using size exclusion chromatography, we found that MglA+ elutes as a monomer at an elution volume corresponding to an apparent molecular mass of 22 kDa irrespective of the nucleotide-bound state, whereas MglB (17 kDa) elutes at a volume suggesting that it is a dimer or tetramer.
The size exclusion chromatogram shows a major Gaussian-shaped peak with an elution volume corresponding to a protein-detergent complex with an apparent molecular weight (MW) of 126 kDa.
Because most of the COPD patients are elderly [33], we decided to use a lung volume corresponding to a 65-year-old male.
