Sentence examples for mass of substrate from inspiring English sources

M 2: Mass of substrate calcined at 550 °C (g).

This equated to an absolute yield of 0.02 0.64%, respectively based on oven-dried mass of substrate.

(delta_{1} ) and (delta_{2} ) represent the yield of the microorganism (x t) ) per unit mass of substrate in two nutrients.

Within populations, the number of threads used, the area of the nest and the mass of substrate deposited on top of the nest were all repeatable within males (0.39 < r < 0.51), showing that individual male three-spined sticklebacks differed consistently in the size and composition of the nests they produced.

Final glucose concentrations per gram input substrate were similar at the three different temperatures (roughly 0.35∼0.38 g-glucose per g-dry mass of substrate).

To better describe the growth kinetics, we define some stoichiometrically related parameter such as the observed yield coefficient, defined as the ratio of the biomass formed to the mass of substrate utilized, measured during any finite period of exponential growth.

Degradation of straw was expressed as dry mass loss and calculated as the difference between the dry mass of substrates with and without inoculation (Saparrat et al. 2008).

For this purpose, the following experimental conditions were investigated: temperature (40 60 °C), molar ratio of oil to water (1 9; 1 40; 1:20, 1:40 and 1 46), enzyme (Lipozyme TL IM) concentration (1 10 wt%, based on the total mass of substrates), keeping the reaction time fixed at 2 h, 300 rpm stirring rate and ultrasonic output power of 132 W.

x i mass ratio of substrate i in the feed.

The yield, R s, was the ABE product (g) per mass (g) of substrate fed.

Runge Kutta finite difference technique was applied in approximate solution of second-order differential equation of mass balance of substrate in the biofilm (Williamson and McCarty 1976).