Sentence examples for maximum dilution from inspiring English sources

Of the 1344 samples of the 1995 2005 time series, 724 were diluted to a maximum dilution of 1 204800, 17 to a maximum dilution of 1 3200, and 553 to a maximum of 1 800.

CMD was defined as the maximum dilution required for reducing the surface tension to the minimum level.

The sensitivity of RT-LAMP reactions was reliable up to a maximum dilution of 1 3125, which was more sensitive than the RT-PCR assay.

They concluded that no direct adverse effects on aquatic ecosystems are expected if only eluates with a maximum dilution of 1 1 cause 50% of the effect.

This method is based on keeping the sample concentration at maximum dilution before adding the dye solution at neutral solution, and mixing well before the addition of the acidic buffer.

Indeed, for continuous cultures non supplemented with yeast extract, a maximum dilution rate (D) of 0.08 h−1 was attained; while for cultures supplemented with yeast extract, non-aerated and aerated, D of 0.10 and 0.12 h−1 were reached, respectively; since at these D, reducing sugars were depleted and ethanol productions were maximal.

The index of potential hazard gives the maximum necessary dilution ratio to obtain drinking water.

Maximum valid dilution (MVD) was calculated considering the sensitivity of lysate and EL.

A similar observation was reported by Ribeiro and Kjerfve (2002) where the Bay water quality was best at high tide at the time of maximum tidal dilution.

In fact, clinical investigations have pointed out subtle defects in the maximum urinary dilution and free water clearance in patients with polydipsia and hyponatremia, perhaps in relationship with an enhanced sensitivity to arginine vasopressin [147, 148].

The relative higher turgor pressure at 5 cm beneath the tapping cut than that at 25 cm below the tapping cut before the latex flow cease (Figure 7 and Additional file 5) is because that maximum latex dilution occurs very close to the tapping cut or even at the tapping cut itself (D'Auzac et al. 1989).