Sentence examples for derived concentration from inspiring English sources

For the outer part of the diffusional layer the newly derived concentration distributions are essentially different from predictions of both previous approaches.

This paper uses multifractal analysis to combine the characteristics of geochemical frequency distribution and spatial dispersion in order to map geochemical singularities instead of using conventional statistically derived concentration thresholds.

While some of the resulting (literature or experimentally derived) concentration values for many of these compounds might not be appropriate for routine clinical studies, they do provide a far more complete and quantitative picture of the plasma/serum metabolome than has previously been achieved.

We derived concentration distributions by evaluating and combining data reported in several studies.

We extracted the air pollutant information for each woman during pregnancy, corresponding to the center of townships or districts, from the derived concentration surface maps using ArcGIS Spatial Analyst tool (developed by ESRI) (e.g., center of a polygon).

Overall, the percentage peak area changes are much smaller than the overall uncertainties in derived concentrations, which are largely attributable to the effects of rock heterogeneity.

Although profiles of resulting CPs were derived, concentrations of the volatile CP species were not addressed, and their quantification is missing [ 31].

The surface area to pack weight ratio is important in deriving concentration levels in foods.

(8) Isotope dilution studies derive concentration from the ratio of a metabolite's signal to the signal from an isotope-labeled standard.

Model predictions were subsequently adjusted to derive concentrations for a nominal emission rate of 1 g km-1.

Spectral SSA data from AERONET have been used to derive concentrations of mineral dust iron and BC during dust and pollution episodes.