Sentence examples for amounts are needed for from inspiring English sources

Much larger sample amounts are needed for analysis of binding media than for pigment identification; indeed, inorganic pigments can often be analysed in situ without the need to remove a sample at all.

While the overall yield over the sequence of synthetic steps gives some information, this depends also on the effort which has been undertaken to optimize the process; and if only low amounts are needed for initial experiments, then a non-optimal synthesis is tolerable.

Although considerable ATP amounts are needed for lipid synthesis, amino acid transporters, upper glycolysis and biomass, the high (unspecific) ATP consumption through reaction r77 (966 μmol/gDW/h) indicates that there seems to be an overload with ATP which is either used for certain maintenance processes or passed through futile cycles.

Higher amounts were needed for the flocculation of S.acuminatus and C.reinhardtii (Fig. 3b, c).

It is installed once on village level or at public places where a high water amount is needed, for instance at schools.

At a meeting of New England governors in Boston last week, New Hampshire Governor John Lynch said that double that amount was needed for the coming winter.

Nearly half of that amount was needed for the Syrian conflict, with $2.27 needed for aid inside Syria and $4.2 billion needed for the refugees and their host communities in the region.

Most tea tree oil that is available OTC is concentrated and distilled for maximum potency, so only a small amount is needed for the effects to take place.

In the second experiment, this procedure requires the calculation of the remaining marker amounts in the two compartments, since now these remaining amounts are needed as initial values for the model identification describing the second experiment.

In an arid region, large amounts of water are needed for a scrubbing system.

Large amounts of capital are needed for investment in the rapid development of low-carbon energy infrastructure, particularly in developing and emerging economies.