Sentence examples for maximum daily rate from inspiring English sources

The Priestley–Taylor equation (PTE) is frequently applied in actual areal evapotranspiration (ET) estimation methods for obtaining the maximum daily rate of evaporation with data from sub-humid conditions.

Results show a seasonal peak in evaporation rate in late June of 7.0 mm day−1 (on average), with a maximum daily rate of 10.5 mm day−1 and a 3-year mean July-September (JAS) rate of 5.1 mm day−1, which greatly exceeds the long-term JAS precipitation rate of 1.3 mm day−1.

Based on experimental data it was assumed that the maximum daily rate of cholesterol synthesis in the liver would be 500 mg/day, while the maximum rate of peripheral cholesterol synthesis was also estimated to be 500 mg/day.

Using small-scale experimental fields (0.26 ha), they observed average daily deposition rates as high as 250 pollen grains per square centimetre per day [n/(cm2 day)] near the source, with maximum daily rates up to 657 n/(cm2 day) over 14 days during anthesis.

It was assumed that the flow of DSO with volumetric rate of 293 barrels per day (the maximum daily produced rate of DSO in the South Pars refinery) was mixed with 40,000 barrels per day of gas condensate.

The ends of the whisker define the minimum and maximum daily precipitation rate in mm.

The severity of the growth depression increases the duration of the hyperphagic phase rather than maximum daily feeding rate.

Other information that could be useful in fracture studies includes productivity index (PI), PLT data and maximum daily flow rate.

Finally, it is estimated that in the field grazing by A. tonsa is approximately equivalent to 30% of the maximum daily growth rate of P. minimum.

Shortly after the beginning of anthesis, daily mean leaf deposition mirrored cumulative deposition, reaching its maximum level of 2710 n/cm2 on 12 August and greatly exceeding the maximum daily deposition rate of 678 n/(cm2 day).

After two days of fasting, fish compensated by temporarily increasing the maximum daily feeding rate (51% and 53% during winter and late spring, respectively) without modifying their daily feeding activity.