Sentence examples for in a given quantity from inspiring English sources

Process development refers to the exercise of creating a means to manufacture a given food in a given quantity.

Zero-sum thinking emerges when people conceive of water as a fixed resource – one provided by nature in a given quantity that is either static or diminishing.

NMR-metabolomics snap shots the organism's metabolites or biomolecules that are present in a given quantity at the given time point [331, 332].

The quantity of bacteria in a given quantity of blood, the viability of these bacteria and their robustness during venesection, inoculation, transportation, incubation and analysis will all play a part.

A more classical approach consisting in dispersing a given quantity of methylmercury within diet preparations was precluded because the supramolecular form under which methylmercury enters the body is of crucial importance.

All these relationships imply that in response to a given quantity of runoff, stream systems develop with just the size and spacing required to move the water off each part of the land with greatest efficiency (Skinner and Porter 1987).

The major effect of an increase in the superficial velocity, Ug, is a reduction in the time required for a given quantity of gas to pass through the bed. Figure 2 shows the effect of the superficial gas velocity on the percent ethylene conversion.

Riemann included the hypothesis in a paper, "Ueber die Anzahl der Primzahlen unter einer gegebenen Grösse" ("On the Number of Prime Numbers Less Than a Given Quantity"), published in the November 1859 edition of Monatsberichte der Berliner Akademie ("Monthly Review of the Berlin Academy").

An item can be included partially in the given quantity range and the cost is a nonconvex piecewise linear function of quantity.

For example, in one study, brainstorming groups given quantity goals generated both more ideas (an average of 29.88) and significantly higher quality ideas (20.35) than those given a quality goal alone (averages of 14.24 and 10.5).

These data demonstrate a substantial decrease over time in the magnitude of creek acidification per given quantity of antecedent rainfall.