Sentence examples for conversion estimates from inspiring English sources

Back reactions are usually neglected in the analysis of solid conversion estimates for these systems.

The role of the reactor model in determining the reliability of the conversion estimates is discussed in detail.

Combined with conversion estimates based on the energy balance the kinetic model has been found to offer a reliable on-line estimate for the reaction rates.

We used AFDW/WW conversion estimates of M. edulis for mussels (2.5 6.7), C. virginica for oysters (1.7), and the average conversion estimates of all bivalves for hardshell clams (5.2 6.4; combined for the two hardshell clam species).

Conversion estimates were different for each species group and include a 95% confidence interval for all estimates that were made using more than one study.

However, these conversion estimates depend extensively on coupled stoichiometric modeling [ 18, 19] so these are not simply experimental approaches but rather integrations of experimental and theoretical strategies.

Figure 7 shows (E_{alpha }) for the thermal cracking of n-C7 asphaltenes with different nanoparticles and of the virgin n-C7 asphaltenes as a function of the degree of conversion estimated by Eq. (5).

This conversion estimated the psg24 mutation to roughly 95A.

Next, conversion estimate of blood to protein is calculated as a bulk transfer of blood amino acids to protein coupled with the cost of protein formation.

One study, which used rates of skin-test conversion, estimated that clinical illness would develop in ≈30,000 persons per year in southern Arizona (7 ).

Interestingly, the rate of gene conversion estimated for the human Y (0.4) is higher than the threshold for observing such an advantage, which suggests this high value may have been selected for (fig. 1 A ).