For all tested samples, the quantity of ICG released and the unencapsulated ICG equaled the quantity of the ICG precursor, indicating that the mass balance was conserved.
To convince the bearer that this piece of paper has value equal to the quantity of gold it once represented, it is dressed up with antique typefaces, scrolls, swags and cartouches, giving an impression of continuity and historic grandeur.
Secondly, the CO2 allowances purchased from the CO2 allowance market should be approximately equal to the quantity of CO2 emission from power generation.
Once 80% of the water had evaporated, the specimens were re-wetted, by capillary rise from the bottom, with a quantity of demi-water equal to the quantity of solution used in the first wet-dry cycle.
In this context, access to health insurance, employer-sponsored or otherwise, can lower the financial cost of purchasing medical services and, all else equal, increase the quantity of medical services demanded and in turn improve health outcomes1.
It means that the inventory level of each part at the end of each period is equal to the quantity of production plus the inventory level of the part at the end of the previous period minus the part demand volume in the current period.
One HA unit is equal to the quantity of virus required to completely aggregate erythrocytes in an HA assay (100 µl of 0.25% v/v).
Finally, through the immense concentration of his symphonies, he made it impossible for his followers to equal the sheer quantity of production of the Classical composers; far too much effort went into creating a symphony to allow pouring them out by dozens.
