Sentence examples for maximum dry weight from inspiring English sources

Table 2 summarizes the effect of initial glucose concentration on fungal growth (by maximum dry weight).

But the maximum dry weight of shoot and root by 137.19 and 218.75% was shown by Fol + SA + Th treated plants.

It can also be noted that the maximum dry weight concentration reached in the algae culture in the flue gas decreased to the same extent (in percentage) as the dry weight production, indicating higher respiration or lower photosynthetic activity in the algae.

However, the duration of these phases differ greatly between climates with the maximum dry weight being achieved by approximately 21 days in N. America [ 3].

After this point, the fruit continues to increase in dry weight, reaching a maximum dry weight at stage 89 (237 DAA), considerably later than the fresh weight maximum observed at stage 85 (200 DAA).

Yen and Zhang (2011) have suggested that low dissolved oxygen levels could retard cell growth, while high levels lead to rapid cell growth and maximum dry weights in heterotrophic cultures.

> > The biomass of bunches (Fig.  1) greatly exceeded the allocation to stems and leaves, and over both seasons reached maximum dry weights of 130 140 ± 10 g for the exposed vines and ∼100 ± 8 g for the shaded vines, and these differences were statistically significant (P < 0.01).

The CBR value of a specific soil is directly related to the relative dry unit weight (the ratio of dry unit weight to maximum dry unit weight, γd/γd,max).

Finally, the dry unit weight reaches a constant value, which is close to the laboratory maximum dry unit weight.

The effect of polymers on the unconfined compression strength of soil samples prepared at maximum dry unit weight (i.e., 16.2 kN/m3 and 17% water content) and a lower dry unit weight (i.e. 10.8 kN/m3 and 48% water content) was evaluated.

However, the maximum dry unit weight of present pond ashes are coming within the range of reported maximum dry unit weights of Indian and United State fly ashes (Table 6).