Sentence examples for concentrations computed from inspiring English sources

All analyses were carried out in triplicates and the mean concentrations computed accordingly.

Concentrations computed with van Genuchten model are steeper than those computed with Irmay model at the solute front.

Therefore, the background concentrations computed by Singh et al. (2003) were used for relative understanding of metal enrichment.

Comparison of the effluent concentrations computed with the two-dimensional pore network model to those estimated with one-dimensional analytical solutions indicates that the analytical model which ignores the transport in the lateral direction can lead to under-estimation of the mass transfer coefficient.

(I ) Box plots showing the distribution of concentrations computed from the simulation for each intermediate in glycolysis.

This difference in half-life will cause the mRNA concentrations computed from the reporter data to deviate from the actual concentrations of fis mRNA.

The distributions of air velocity, air temperature, and contaminant concentration computed by CFD were validated with corresponding experimental data obtained in a full-scale test rig.

Where s is a coefficient to calibrate, which depends on the real state of the cross-junction; C j the imperfect mixing condition concentration at either outlet j = 3 or j = 4 in Fig. 1; ( {C}_j^{perfect} ) is the concentration computed with perfect mixing hypothesis at outlets 3 and 4 using Eq. (2); and ( {C}_{mathrm{j}}^{bulk} ) is calculated with Eq. (3).

Here, C i and σ i are the measured cosmogenic nuclide concentration and its standard deviation at the depth x i, respectively, and C(x i, ϵ, t) is the theoretical concentration computed using Equation 3 with a given time-denudation (ϵ, t) pair.

Y l (Z, M) is the theoretical X-ray yield per unit beam charge, per unit solid angle, and per unit concentration computed from the GUPIX database which includes the matrix correction and secondary fluorescence for the thick targets.

When this does not lead to ambiguities, we simply speak of concentrations instead of relative concentrations when we refer to variables with units RLU and RFU. Figure 3a-b shows how the reporter concentration, computed by means of (10), varies over time during exponential phase and after entry into stationary phase.