Sentence examples for concentrations are derived from inspiring English sources
Chlorophyll-a concentrations are derived from NASA's Sea-viewing Wide Field-of-view Sensor (SeaWiFS).
Analytic or semi-analytic expressions for the time behavior of species concentrations are derived.
Explicit expressions for chemical times relative to ignition, as functions of pressure, temperature and reactants concentrations are derived for hydrogen, methane and decane.
Quantification is based on the principle of stable isotope dilution, whereby concentrations are derived from the response ratio of each acylcarnitine species to that of a deuterium-labeled acylcarnitine standard.
Rate constant and transporter concentrations are derived from V max values as described in the text.
The fine-mode sulfate concentrations are derived from analyses of the PM2.5 filters and serve as markers for personal exposure to PM2.5 of outdoor origin because fine-mode sulfate has few indoor sources (Sarnat et al. 2002).
A thermal/thermodynamic theory for the calculation of flammable fuel concentrations is derived here.
The mass diffusion coefficients of water solutions of sodium chloride, sodium chlorate and l-alanine over a wide range of concentrations were derived from measurement data whose elapsed time is within 30 s.
Predicted sufentanil and midazolam concentrations were derived using the data sets of Gepts et al and Maitre et al. The predictive performance, the percentage prediction error (PE), and the absolute percentage error were calculated for each sample.
