Sentence examples for cumulative inventory from inspiring English sources
Various accident situations were modeled over a modeling period of 5 years for a cumulative inventory of TRU ingots with various water densities in submerged containers and with various pitches between the containers in the facility.
The cumulative inventory of dissolved U in the water column was estimated to be (13.7±0.9)×10 atom/m, which is similar to the global-fallout level (17.8×10 atom/m) in Japan.
The relaxation length parameter is an index characterizing the 137Cs penetration through the soil profile, and was determined by fitting an exponential function to the cumulative 137Cs inventory down to a depth of 20 cm in June 2011 (ref. 23).
Comparing EC flux-tower cumulative NEP (ΣNEP) and inventory ground plot measurements of C stock changes (ΔC) over the same period can help inform forest C processes for several reasons.
Evidence of cardiovascular disease (IHD, previous MI, heart failure, and so on) was obtained from a structured interview, review of the medical notes, and an inventory of current and cumulative medication.
By end-September, this years cumulative sales of soybeans from state-hold inventories stood at 1.64 million tonnes, which compares to a total offer of 5.26 million tonnes.
These cumulative findings prompted us to examine a broader inventory of gene transcripts/encoded proteins that may be involved in regulating lipid biosynthesis in AS11 when DGAT1 activity is compromised, compared to their corresponding expression pattern in WT.
The cumulative effect of gains like that across your entire inventory would significantly boost your bottom line.
The CAFE is a product sum of cumulative forecasting error and weight factors for backorder and inventory costs.
High on the list of unfulfilled requests is a government-sponsored environmental audit and inventory to determine what hazards exist and what are the cumulative effects of so many threats in a small area.
The extreme plainness of Lustiger's style, in this straightforward translation by Rebecca Morrison, is reminiscent of Bernhard Schlink's in "The Reader," but the cumulative effect of the names, dates, anecdotes and lists of objects makes "The Inventory" a far more powerful reading experience.
