Sentence examples for estimates of silver from inspiring English sources

It must also be considered that the Central Mining and Milling Company may have cheated miners by recording lower estimates of silver in their books than was actually produced.

In addition, the one-way distances for a conservative estimate of silver ore concentration based on published in newspaper assays (m = 50 oz silver/ton or 0.05511 oz/kg) for both 20 and 45 kg loads are also calculated.

However, the RfD represents a conservative estimate of silver that can be ingested every day of one's entire life and presumably not result in the development of argyria or argyrosis.

Even carrying a 20 kg load and having an optimistic estimate of silver ore concentration (50 oz/ton, similar to advertised estimates in the newspapers) does not account for the placement of a large clump of mines (dotted bold grey line d o  = 9.09; Fig.  3).

Detailed information on the derivation of our estimates for silver production and mercury use in Potosí city is provided in Supplemental Material (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1104192).org/10.1289/ehp.1104192

The simulations by the Monte Carlo method contributed to establish the minimum self-bias voltage used in the implantation process and to provide an ideal distribution estimate of the silver dose in-depth.

Off Ireland in 1917, a German torpedo sank the British steamship Mantola, sending the vessel and its cargo of an estimated 20 tons of silver to the seabed more than a mile down.

TEM analysis of Ag2O nanoparticles was also carried out to estimate the size of silver nanoparticles.

Asare et al. [114] estimated the genotoxicity of silver and titanium NPs administered at a dose of 5 mg/kg.

It is estimated that tonnes of silver are released into the environment from industrial wastes, and it is believed that the toxicity of silver in the environment is majorly due to free silver ions in the aqueous phase.

The resulting one-way distances for median and 75% quartile estimates based on realistic estimates of the concentration of silver (m) for both 20 and 45 kg loads are calculated.