Sentence examples for by a conversion coefficient from inspiring English sources
The gross rate at which a consumer population accumulates biomass per-unit consumer is then the per-unit consumer-biomass feeding rate multiplied by a conversion coefficient κ [21], [31], [109].
The effective dose for MDCT-CA was calculated as the product of the dose-length product multiplied by a conversion coefficient for the chest (k = 0.014 mSv/mGy · cm).
Gravity data was calculated from measured output voltages with a conversion coefficient of −56.082 [µgal/V] (Tamura et al., 2005), and divided into tidal, barometric, trend and irregular components by using the BAYTAP-G software package (Tamura et al., 1991).
Usually, Pan evaporation multiplying a conversion coefficient is used to calculate ET p in the distributed monthly hydrological model.
In a next step timber dry matter is converted into carbon applying a conversion coefficient of 0.5, which is the default value according to IPCC definitions [ 11].
Saccharose concentration was calculated as the difference between total sugars and reducing sugars (taking into consideration a conversion coefficient of 0.95).
Protein content was determined by the micro-kjeldahl method [50] and calculated with the determined value using total nitrogen multiplied by the conversion coefficient 5.95.
The long-term anti-icing performance evaluation model of anti-icing asphalt pavement was developed by introducing area conversion coefficient, temperature acceleration coefficient, comprehensive influence coefficient and climate influence coefficient to the regression model.
It was demonstrated that properly designed copper filter reduces variation of conversion coefficient by a factor of four, thus allowing more certain evaluation of effective dose of occupational exposure than dosemeters of conventional design may do.
Thus, the estimate of the tissue or organ dose is the measured quantity multiplied by the absorbed dose conversion coefficient.
