Sentence examples for mass basis of from inspiring English sources

Moisture content (on a wet mass basis) of green biomass often exceeds 50%, which is too high for small-scale energy conversion facilities (Strelher 2000).

Experimental results showed that up to 22% (on mass basis) of the ground chips can be in dust form and that about 7% dust will be produced from the typical conditions used to grind wood chips (moisture content of about 15% and hammer mill screen size of 3.18 mm).

We inoculated the pig manure with two doses (2.5 and 10% per mass basis) of each of the three vermicomposts (E. andrei, E. fetida and E. eugeniae) by carefully mixing the vermicompost with the pig manure until a homogeneous mixture was obtained.

The initial MC (fresh mass basis) of C. cauliflora and B. coccinea seeds was 49.8 ± 3 and 29.8 ± 4%%, respectively.

The mean percentage contributions (on a dry mass basis) of the most abundant grass species to the total grass DM yield within the defined subhabitats are presented in Table 6.

For comparison of the different target characteristics (length, Tm), probes were tested on microarray with a mixture of equal amounts on DNA mass basis of Basmati and non-fragrant rice in a background of genomic DNA (Table  2).

The methane generation potential is calculated using the mass fraction (on a dry mass MSW basis) of elemental C, H, O, and N obtained from the ultimate analysis for each of the following categories indicated by index I: vegetables and putrescibles, paper, and textiles.

Since the concentration of the MNP is prepared in mass basis, the presence of an absolute number of particles in a given volume of solution is almost two orders of magnitude higher in a small-particle suspension.

When expressed on a cytosolic mass basis, the activities of all of the lipogenic enzymes in each tissue were depressed in R/O hens as compared with normal layers.

Although, in várzea-originated seeds, the cell wall storage polysaccharides make up 90%% of the seed reserves on a percentage dry mass basis, in seeds of terra firme plants, the contribution of soluble sugars is ∼30%%.

All enzyme loadings were loaded on a mass basis, that is, milligrams of enzyme per gram of biomass, with a final total loading of 20 mg/g.