Sentence examples for estimation of the amounts from inspiring English sources

From this similarity a rough estimation of the amounts of carbon dust lying on the worn composites surface was made.

Their main tool was open-path Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, which allowed remote sensing of the plumes and estimation of the amounts of various components — water, carbon dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide and hydrogen chloride.

Estimation of the amounts of QDs in the original solution used for microparticle encoding and in the supernatant before and after incubation of microparticles with the QD solution showed that the number of QDs bound to the microparticle surface linearly increased with increasing QD content in the reaction mixture from 0.36 to 2.241 mg (Fig. 7a).

Not to speak of the concrete estimation of the amounts of relevant produce from contaminated parts of Europe and Asia actually processed and consumed in Cuba.

Step-difference depth for obtaining highly reliable adhesive thickness is schemed to facilitate estimation of the total amount of adhesive needed for dispensing, and thus save on subsequent procedures such as shaving and OCA repair.

This concentration is then multiplied with the total volume of water to obtain an estimation of the total amount of TotHg and MeHg at different depths and in the total water mass.

As an estimation of the total amount of sugars present in the juice of sorghum stems, we measured the Brix degree of each internode along the main stem at the time of flowering.

This allows for the estimation of the total amount of melatonin produced overnight by an area under the curve technique because the melatonin is rather quickly either metabolized or stored within cells [ 12, 13].

Finally, because the implemented method did not use a representative sample of all broadcasted ads, it does not allow for an accurate estimation of the total amount of tobacco and non-tobacco advertising exposure or the advertising pressure of specific brands.

As some areas in LS are already today under irrigation, it would be interesting to estimate probable changes in irrigation practices, meaning an estimation of the amount of water needed for optimal growth and taking the actually available amount of water into account.

Designing a building to integrate daylight requires an accurate estimation of the amount of available outdoor illuminance.