Sentence examples for fluid reference from inspiring English sources

This study aims to establish joint fluid reference levels for Chromium (Cr) and Cobalt (Co) in a reference population of available fluid types.

Density values increase with nanoparticle concentration as expected, as shown in Figure 3a where the increments in relation to the base fluid reference value at different concentrations are shown, with higher increments also for the rutile nanocrystalline structure, reaching values of 3.8%.

The relative velocity of the fluid with reference to the blade at inlet (or exit) added vectorially to the (tangential) velocity of the blade must give the absolute velocity as seen by the stationary passages.

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Three of the five false-positive cases showed diffuse alveolar hemorrhage in BAL fluid without reference to infection.

Without neutralization in the sampling fluid, the reference disinfection reduced the test bacteria by 3.7 log10, product B by 3.3 log10 and product A by 4.8 log10 (P = 0.001; ANOVA).

With neutralizing agents in the sampling fluid, the reference treatment reduced the artificial contamination of hands by 3.5 log10, product A by 2.7 log10 and product B by 3.3 log10.

Without neutralizing agents in the sampling fluid, the reference treatment reduced the artificial contamination of hands by 3.7 log10, product A by 4.8 log10 and product B by 3.3 log10 (Table 1).

The sensitivity of the P. jirovecii specific PCR used in this study has in other settings been shown to detect 89% of PCPs using Giemsa and immunofluorescence staining of bronchoalveolar fluid as reference material [ 10].

Using a well known reference fluid, or fluids, and the above minimum data set for a target fluid, (the fluid for which properties are desired), thermodynamic and transport properties may be estimated over a wide range of pressure and temperature.

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