Sentence examples for mass in mg from inspiring English sources

IT span is empirically related to dry body mass, IT span  = 0.77 dry weight)0.405 (R2 = 0.96; mass in mg and IT in mm, [38]), so that body mass can be estimated from IT span data.

We measured the sizes of the fish at the start of each sequence of the experiments (body mass in mg and body size as standard length SL in mm), sexed them by examing the genital papilla, and marked all fish individually (by taking a small fin-clip from the dorsal and/or anal fin).

Mass in mg extracted from 1 g (ME).

The CSA values (mm) were determined by dividing the triceps surae muscle mass in mg, by the product of the optimal length Lo in mm and d, the density of mammalian skeletal muscle (1.06 mg/mm).

To compare the activity of different plant extracts, the total activity in ml/g was calculated by dividing the total mass in mg extracted from 1 g of dried plant material by the MIC in mg/ml [ 24].

In addition to MIC, the total activity was calculated as the total mass in mg extracted from 1 g of plant material divided by the MIC value (mg/mL).

AVC can be assessed in the cross-sectional view of the sinus of Valsalva (SOV) either qualitatively (mild, moderate, severe) or quantitatively using Agatston units (Agatston Score), the calcified volume score (in mm3) or mass score (in mg of CAHA), similar to the assessment of coronary calcifications [38, 43].

For a given volume of sampled water, the Ca, Cl, and SO4 solid phase concentration is defined as follows: r = Mass of toxics sorbed t o sediment in μg or mg Mass of sediment in mg or g (4).

Tumors and mouse body weight were measured every other day with a caliper, and tumor masses calculated (tumor mass (mg)=(width (all in mm) × depth × height)/2).

The logistic regression equations are (1) and (2) respectively, where body mass, m, is expressed in mg and carapace width, CW, in mm.

The model used was: Y i j k l m n = m + Wol b i + Die t j + Lin e k (Wol b i ) + Bloc k n (Die t j ) + Die t j ×Lin e k (Wol b i ) + e i j k l m n where Y is the estimated mass (μg) per fly of each nutrient divided by the mass of the flies measured in mg (except, obviously, in the case where wet mass is itself the response variable).