Sentence examples for integrating the total amount from inspiring English sources

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Integrating the total amount of erosion associated the earthquake into the short-term erosion rate estimates pushes the rate much higher.

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The area under the VOC production curve can be integrated to find the total amount of VOCs produced during the experiment in ppm C, which can then be converted to the mass of carbon using the flow rate, temperature and pressure of the system.

Also, the lower line was integrated to determine the total amount of respiratory CO2 produced in parts per million carbon (ppm C) during each experiment and was then converted to the mass of carbon using the flow rate, temperature and pressure of the system.

The amperometric current was integrated with respect to time to determine the total amount detected electrochemically by Faraday's law.

The total amount of colocalization in each cell was quantitated by measuring and integrating the intensity values over all selected voxels in the Filipin UV channel.

To compute the induced magnetic field at the Chichijima geomagnetic observatory, we require the total amount of current at density J ⊥ in seawater, which is obtained by integrating Eq. 11 from the seabed to the sea surface.

The total amount of energy expended per unit area by all the monsoon flows was estimated by integrating the area under the ω-graph.

This equation was numerically integrated using Mathematica Version 9, keeping in mind that [ N ] T and [ P] are time-dependent, to determine the total amount of dephosphorylation.

To analyze the total amount of the six furanocoumarins in Baizhi roots, the results of harvest yield and six furanocoumarin contents were integrated (Fig. 6).

The total amount of respiratory CO2 produced was 0.73 ± 0.040 carbon g with three biological replicates (average and standard error) calculated by integrating the lower respiratory CO2 line in Fig. 2 as described above.

The total seismic moment obtained by integrating the distributed slip shown in Fig. 1 amounts to 4.0×1022 N m, which is equivalent to a moment magnitude of 9.0 and almost identical with the value determined by the Japan Meteorological Agency JMAA) (2011a).

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