Sentence examples for delivered volume from inspiring English sources
Mean difference between programmed and delivered volume was 0.07 ± 0.10 mL for all experiments.
If the delivered volume exceeds the size of the skin puncture, some of the medicine may splash, resulting in an incomplete or failed injection.
"Companies have delivered volume growth in the past," he said, "but many times that volume growth has been delivered with returns that were less than the cost of capital required to generate it.
In a program that featured an extended medley of songs associated with Nat (King) Cole along with such standard lounge fare as "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?" and "Bye Bye Blackbird," she delivered volume and energy but nothing that suggested a personal musical point of view.
The thing is 2/3 the size of a Kleenex cube and delivered volume and bass that left my neighbors knocking on my apartment door to quiet down.
Sustained inflation procedures resulted in significant variability in either the delivered volume (PressSI) or pressures (VolSI).
To evaluate the effects of fiberopticbronchoscopy (FOB) on delivered volumes and pressures during mechanicalventilation, utilizing a lung model.
The State Department delivered volumes of documents and other information in response to lawmakers' requests, but infuriated Democrats said key requests involving Bolton's use of U.S. intelligence were not delivered.
In the paper industry delivered volumes per country can be in tens of thousands of tons, and therefore short sea shipping to larger markets in Southern Europe and the United Kingdom is considered to be a reasonable transport method.
This system works by matching expiratory (aspirated) and inspiratory (delivered) volumes, aiming to preserve the exponential shape of the expiratory flow pattern by using the entire duration of expiration.
If there is a change in the delivered volumes of PCR Master Mix due to pipetting errors or sample evaporation, there will be a change in the intensity of fluorescence produced from the ROX molecule.
