Sentence examples for concentration variability from inspiring English sources

Large indoor and outdoor particle concentration variability helped to separate the effects of penetration and deposition losses.

Stormwater data collected with grab samples has much greater pollutant concentration variability than in potable water or wastewater monitoring programs.

In another variation to this approach, multiple HYSPLIT simulations are used to create a concentration ensemble to estimate the contribution to the concentration variability from point sources.

Purging of low volumes is vulnerable to poor reproducibility arising from concentration variability predicted over the initial 1 to 2 screen volumes purged.

In this study, we characterized N concentration variability and hydrologic transport pathways in shallow groundwater draining areas of a riparian area with and without emergent groundwater seeps.

It was concluded that the use of laboratory-scale samples to construct the calibration set is an effective way to ensure the concentration variability in the development of calibration models for industrial applications.

Španěl, P., Dryahina, K., Rejŝková, A., Chippendale, T. W. E. & Smith, D. Breath acetone concentration; biological variability and the influence of diet.

Finally, regression models to predict the mean solid particle concentration and variability of solid particle distribution in the system were obtained.

This study describes patterns of soil test phosphorus (Olsen-P) concentration and variability for undulating/dissected agricultural landscapes in southwestern Manitoba under a range of management systems (no-input organic, organic with manure application, no-till, fertilized and tilled).

The concentration and variability of nitrate in water depend on the vertical and horizontal transports (Houben et al. 2001).

Thus, in addition to the mean glucose concentration, glucose variability and hypoglycaemia, a fourth measure of glycaemic control - low glucose (2.3 to 4.7 mmol/l) - is associated with ICU mortality in the critically ill.