Sentence examples for grams of absolute from inspiring English sources

Did you know, for example, that the ladies of the 16th and 17th century English peerage endangered the health of their unborn by consuming an average of three ounces (85 grams) of absolute alcohol a day?

Weekly consumption of alcohol was recorded in units (drinks, serving portions) and converted into grams of absolute alcohol.

In the functional studies, relaxant responses were recorded as reductions in the muscular tone evoked by the preconstrictor agent and expressed as grams of tension (absolute relaxation values) on negative scale.

The amount of albumin 5%and25%5% given was converted in absolute grams of albumin, added, and expressed by the patient's weight in grams per kilogram.

Instead of absolute counts, n-gram profiles are often constructed from normalized weights measuring the information content of the respective character sequences.

Over the 12-month period, there was a decrease in energy intake including overall reduction in absolute amounts (grams) of carbohydrates, fat, and protein in the intervention group (Table 3).

The second first became a de facto base unit within the metric system when, in 1832, Carl Friedrich Gauss used it, the centimetre and the gram to express the units associated with values of absolute measurements of the Earth's magnetic field.

Five grams of crashed diatomite rocks were resuspended into 250 ml of absolute ethanol and sonicated for 5 h to break large aggregates.

Ten grams of Neem leaf powder was dissolved in 100 ml of absolute ethanol.

One hundred gram of the powdered leaves was soaked in 400 ml of absolute ethanol (95%) for 72 h.

At constant relative humidity the water content of the air increases with temperature and this can be expressed in a number of units, but here both absolute humidity as grams of water per cubic metre of air and the mixing ratio as grams of water per cubic metre of dry air are displayed in Figure 2b.