Sentence examples for dispense rate from inspiring English sources

Estimated solids content of the diluted photoresist was 19% and the measured dispense rate of the air brush was approximately 1.5 ml/min.

The advancing angle of the this super-hydrophobic SU-8 thin film was in the range of 156° ~ 161° (0.025 μL/sec. dispense rate) and the receding angle was measured to be 122° ~ 127° (Figure 12).

By actuating the print head while controlling the dispense rate of the syringe pump, the 3D printer directed the extrusion of the colloidal gel into 3D shapes.

(45) All these fluids had LOQs similar to IBA. 2-Propanol had the highest rate of evaporation and variation in our system: about 2500 ng/s ± 6.6 ng/s, yet this amount still represented an LOQ below a droplet dispense rate of 1 Hz.

These observations suggest that "first droplets" emerge at ejection frequencies up to at least 4 Hz, a dispense rate allowing sufficient time for return to quiescence between droplets; then, at higher frequencies, subsequent droplets in the continuous stream change in size due to wetting changes at the orifice and the establishment of fluidic resonances.

This paper highlights the development of 'Multi-arm Bioprinter (MABP)' capable of concurrent multi-material deposition with independent motion path and dispensing parameters including deposition speed, material dispensing rate, and nozzle travel velocity for use in tissue engineering.

Adding opportunity for generic drugmakers like Teva, the analyst says he expects generic utilization to climb as high as 82% by 2015, up from the current dispensing rate of 69%.

From the weighted analysis of covariance model, we found a significant reduction in antibiotic dispensing in the intervention group, after controlling for the baseline dispensing rate (P=0.02).

The previous year's antibiotic dispensing rate for the 68 practices that were randomised was about 15% lower than the Welsh average.

To detect a possible difference of 10% (73 dispensed oral antibiotic items per 1000 patients) in the change in total oral antibiotic dispensing rate per year between intervention and control practices, with 90% power, we required 21 practices per group.

To detect a difference of 10% (73 dispensed antibiotics per 1000 patients) in the change in total antibiotic dispensing rate per annum between intervention and control practices, with 90% power, requires 21 practices per group.