Sentence examples for calculations of released from inspiring English sources

Calculations of released material have been based on assessed values of leak rates across containment volumes and to the surroundings.

After 200 h of release, 5.6 mg Oxycdone had been released from DR21-RT pellets of the larger size, which corresponds to roughly 80% of the total amount of incorporated oxycodone (exact calculations of released fractions were precluded by the difficulty in assessing the amount of water entrapped in the structure after synthesis).

Therefore, to test bioactivity, a quantity of Fe3O4/HA/DOX nanocomposite material (~20 mg) with immobilized doxorubicin (~50 mg/g), that was used to form a suspension, was chosen from the data of Fig. 4 and Table 2 in calculation that the concentration of released DOX in research suspensions was ~0.25 mg/mL.

They allowed the rough calculation of the amount of released hypochlorite by spectroscopic means.

Next, we aimed to trap hypochlorite with two molecules, namely, MCD and 2-[6- 4-aminophenoxy -3-oxo-3 H-xanthen-9-yl]benzoic acid (APF), that allow the rough calculation of the amount of released hypochlorite by UV–vis and fluorescence spectroscopy.

The shelf life is a key factor in the calculation of release limit.

The guidance contains examples for calculation of releases at local and at regional scale, as they are driven by the operational conditions and risk management measures relevant for the different uses.

Filing for an extension — whether that was by necessity or born of political calculation — to release his returns allows Romney to handpick that moment.

By the calculations of the documents released Friday, Goldman had hedged its $2.5 billion exposure with somewhere from $2.375 billion to $2.5 billion on the other side, meaning it was pretty close to being fully hedged, with a little bit of wiggle room on either side of those numbers.

Accurate calculations of high pressure releases require real gas EOS.

This chapter discusses the calculation of chemical releases and the dispersion of hazardous materials from chemical-process accident.