Sentence examples for corresponding to consumption from inspiring English sources

We found that in our study population of working-age men living in a typical medium-sized Russian city, a two-dimension model provided the best fit with these dimensions corresponding to consumption and alcohol-related problems.

All measurements were taken for the cruising conditions of the vehicle and its corresponding to power consumption.

In all the cases, three consecutive (although not fully independent) flames are identifiable around the particle, corresponding to the consumption of CH4 and C2H2, first, and the oxidation of CO, further on.

The overall effluent production was 350 μL corresponding to the consumption of 0.48 mg of 3,4-HPO ligand, 0.11 mg of NaHCO3, 0.16 mg of HNO3 and 50 μL of sample.

Calculation of rates see caption Fig. 2. Zero-order rate coefficients of this second phase of pyrite growth – corresponding to the consumption of greigite – were slower, whereas those of the first phase of pyrite growth were faster (e.g. at 175°C slow phase k = 9.35*10-5 s-1, vs. fast phase k = 3.72*10-4 s-1 cf. Table 3).

Both CER and OUR peaked after one day of composting corresponding to initial consumption of sugars [7] and again after eight days during the thermophilic phase (Figure 1B & 1C).

All behavioural tests were conducted during the first 2 hours of the dark phase (corresponding to the consumption measurement interval) either at reduced illumination (mHb: 30 lx) or under red light conditions (all other tests).

The absorbance change at 340 nm, corresponding to NADH consumption, was monitored at 25 °C using a Hewlett-Packard diode array spectrophotometer scanning every 3 s.

The average power consumption is 0.89 mW corresponding to the energy consumption of 8.9 pJ/pulse for 100 MHz pulse repetition rate (PRF).

For the case with water consumption, water flow converges toward the waste canister at a rate corresponding to the water consumption rate associated with the corrosion reaction.

Estimated yearly alcohol consumption in Norway in the eighties was around 7 l pure alcohol per citizen [ 27] corresponding to a mean consumption of around seven units per 14 days.