Sentence examples for integration ratio from inspiring English sources

Based on the integration ratio of these peaks, we can calculate the PS P4VP ratio approximately 1.2, yielding the fraction of P4VP of ~ 45 mol% of PSVP.

The degree of polymerization of PCL (x), PDEA (y) and PPEGMA (z) and the molecular weights (Mn,NMR) were calculated from the integration ratio values of signal (g) to (a) (Ig/Ia), signal (n) to (g) (In/Ig), and signal (r) to (g) (Ir/Ig), respectively, as summarized in Table 1.

For an individual triterpene, the H NMR signals of one cyclopropane methylene proton (1H) and one methyl group (3H) should have an integration ratio of 1 3.

However, even after three days at room temperature metallation remained incomplete as the integration ratio of metallated:non-metallated benzamide was approximately 2.5:1.0.

From the integration ratio of signals observed at σ = 8.708 ppm (pteridine proton of FA) and σ = 1.09 ppm (C H3 group of PPO), the FA mole ratio to the PF127-Chol was about 1.67 to 1.

The mole fraction of depsipeptide units in each hydrophobic segment (x) was calculated from integration ratio of methine groups of l-LA to methyl groups of Leu or methylene groups of Phe.

Thus, this treatment (T6) appeared to be the most favourable treatment combination compared to other integration ratios.

1H NMR spectra of 1, 2, and 3 are consistent with the proposed structures, showing the expected features with the correct integration ratios, respectively.

However, in order to generate more reliable information, there is a need to conduct more such studies using more integration ratios of these nutrient sources (NP fertilizer and vermicompost) at various soil and agro-climatic conditions.

However, it becomes too early to reach a conclusive recommendation from this study; more such studies need to be conducted using more integration ratios of these nutrient sources (NP fertilizer and vermicompost) at various soil and agro-climatic conditions to generate more reliable information.

Defining the depth from the ground surface as ζ (= zs − z; Fig. 2), the integration ratios at depth ζ for inside and outside the building can be written as (24) (25) (26) where δz is an arbitrary thickness of the water plane, and x1, x2, y1 and y2 are the edge positions of the observation building (Fig. 2).