Sentence examples for estimated removal from inspiring English sources

Concentrations of the hormones in these samples and estimated removal efficiencies are similar to those previously reported.

These costs, denoted Cpaint, were calculated on the basis of InVS [ 3] and INSEE data [ 2] on 37,382 lead-paint based homes and using an average estimated removal cost per home.

Some other methods are potentially useful but they have so far been used by a too limited number of authors, e.g. thiolysis for proanthocyanidin estimation (29 ), or total polyphenols estimated after removal of interfering compounds with solid phase extraction (30 ).

Estimated heat removal factor * transmittance absorptance product FR and heat removal factor * overall loss coefficient FRUL values for the system were comparable to those for glazed liquid active collectors.

Their estimated 137Cs removal times were in the range of 10.0 13.9 days, which is closer to our present result.

We remark that the reciprocal of the estimated base removal rate (b) can be interpreted as the duration of the infectious period in the absence of special intervention.

values estimated after removal of CNV-associated LOHs and GOHs are shown inside parentheses hAggregate Av. for Total (Mb) represents 0.2 × total Mb analyzed in the 5 leukemia samples.

This equation predicts Ni II) removal well and can be used for estimating Ni II) removal during the design stage of Ni II) removal by calcined OSP.

Nowak et al. (2006) modeled total air pollution removal by urban trees and shrubs across 55 U.S. cities at 711,000 metric tons, estimating the removal value at $3.8 billion in annual public value.

Figure 7 SDS-PAGE analysis carried out to estimate contaminant removal obtained in each chromatographic step.

The response surface plots to estimate the removal efficiency over independent variables are shown in Figure 2.