Sentence examples for amount of material released from inspiring English sources

Conversely, Higuichi model describes drug release as a diffusion process based on Fick's law, {text{M}}_{text{t}} /{text{ M}}_{0} = {text{ Kt}}^{text{n}}where Mt is the amount of material released at time t, M0 is the total amount of material added, k is the rate constant and n is the diffusion exponent related to the diffusion mechanism.

Bill Rose and Craig Chesner of Michigan Technological University have estimated that the total amount of material released in the eruption was about —about of ignimbrite that flowed over the ground, and approximately that fell as ash mostly to the west.

Along the 138 km surveyed, we calculated an amount of soil material released of about 70,000 cubic meters, which amounted to 99 cubic meters per kilometer annually.

Gede Swantika, a state volcanologist, said it was the biggest eruption in at least a century in terms of the amount of volcanic material released.

There have already been two leaks from individual tanks, and Buesseler estimates that the total amount of strontium sitting in the remaining tanks is at least a hundred times greater than the amount of radioactive material released in the initial aftermath of the earthquake.

Officials said the amount of radioactive material released into the river was no more than the amount that would naturally flow by the site every two minutes.

Many of these agents have been used in the early treatment of crush syndrome to minimize the amount of nephrotoxic material released from the muscle [ 137].

The government has concluded that the amount of radioactive material released into the soil during 40 years of weapons manufacturing was 10 times larger than thought.

Overall, we observed an accumulation of the cell-associated material and a decreased amount of the material released in the growth media, in the WT strain compared to the isogenic ΔpelC mutant (Fig. 6).

His abrupt resignation fed growing criticism of the handling of the crisis by Mr. Kan's government, which many Japanese suspect of understating the continuing dangers the plant might pose and the amount of radioactive material released so far.

However, the amount of radioactive material released into the atmosphere was about 10% that in the Chernobyl accident.