Sentence examples for conversion of concentration from inspiring English sources

Conversion of concentration to equivalents was based on the number of electrons transferred from QH2 to Fe(III) and reflects the 2 1 Fe(II):Q reaction stoichiometry [Eqs. (1) and (2)].

Conversion of concentration units showed that only submicromolar concentrations of prevalent PCBs were present in cultivation medium when serum extracts were applied to cells (data not shown); therefore, only partial antiestrogenic effects of PCBs could be expected in the sample mixtures.

BP is the blood to plasma ratio required for the conversion of tissue concentration data to the concentration of drug exiting each tissue and entering the venous plasma at the peripheral sampling site.

To mitigate the effects of CO2 contribution to global warming, research works focus on conversion of low concentration (3-10 %) CO2 into hydrocarbons, formic acid or alcohols by electrocatalytic routes.

Tung used a titration method to study the conversion of high-concentration ACP slurry to an apatite.

For the conversion of SHBG concentrations, the molecular weight of SHBG (43 780 g/mol) was used.

One pre-check is to ensure coordination of physical dimensions e.g. conversion of species concentrations to uniform units, for example, molecules/cell or nM units.

(23) Neither in those nor in our study did conversion of cytokine concentrations from pg/mL to NIBSC IU/mL eliminate interassay differences.

Geometric parameters are required to characterize the body compartments and enable conversion of the concentrations in units used in the model (moles/cm tissue) to more standard units (pM).

When making the conversion to units of concentration, one of the most cumbersome parameters to address is RF coil loading, which determines the amplitude of the current generated in the coil used to receive the MR signal (and therefore the subsequent amplitude of the peak in the spectrum) per unit of excited nuclei in the sample volume.

For filter paper, at 83% of glucose conversion, the concentration of gluconic acid was 1.36 g/l and 0.7 g/l using 33°C and 50°C, respectively; the amount of gluconic acid was 0.1 g/l when no ascorbic acid was added to Cellic CTec2 and the hydrolysis was run at 50°C with same conversion of glucose of the latter.