Sentence examples for characteristics and concentration from inspiring English sources

Analytical solutions incorporating key factors such as sediment characteristics and concentration, waves and coastal aquifer interactions are unavailable.

Impurity atom(s) of various characteristics and concentration were added to the near vicinity of the grain boundary to determine the structural and energetic affect.

This information has then been used to produce a model, based on an experimental design strategy, which allows us to relate flocculation efficiency with the PEL characteristics and concentration.

This study investigated effects of dietary forage particle size (PS) and concentrate level (CL) on fermentation profiles of particle-associated rumen liquid (PARL) and free rumen liquid (FRL), in vitro degradation characteristics and concentration of bacterial mass attached to the solid or fluid rumen digesta phase in dairy cows.

In this study, in the Min River estuary, southeast China, we analyzed two freshwater and two brackish (oligohaline) marshes in a subtropical estuary, where we assessed methanogenic community structure and abundance by molecular cloning, sequencing, and quantitative PCR methods, as well as by means of soil physicochemical characteristics and concentration of methane dissolved in pore water.

Soil color characteristics and concentrations, and depletions of Fe and Mn indicated redox changes associated with soil water saturation under carbonate and or saline conditions.

Table 1 shows characteristics and concentrations of HbA1c of subjects who provided dietary data in 1982, 1989 and 1999.

General characteristics and concentrations of selected biomarkers were also analysed according to three categories of depression score.

The consequence of metabolism, activation or detoxication, is a function of the nature of the substrate and of the characteristics and concentrations of the enzymes involved.

Differences in baseline demographic and clinical characteristics and concentrations of lipids among the three genotypes were assessed by linear regression or Pearson's χ analysis, as was the assumption of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.

The aim of this work was to evaluate whether chemically dispersed (CD) oil, generated so that it was comparable in terms of oil droplet characteristics and concentrations, induce the same transcriptional responses in fish larvae as mechanically dispersed (MD) oil, or whether hydrocarbons in chemically dispersed oil droplets are more toxic due to the way the droplets are formed.