Sentence examples for mean Rn table from inspiring English sources

Altogether, the spatial variability in Rn contributing to the EBC was approximately 13 W m−2 or 11% of the daily mean Rn (Table 4).

We compared Rn predictions from the Rn sub-model used in the American Society of Civil Engineers ASCEE) standardized reference ET equation to mean Rn measurements from five 4-component reference net radiometers.

The mean Rn and G stood reasonably well for the large-scale realities.

The daytime ϵ were 48, 68, and 67 W m−2 due to the maximum Rn for sites I, II, and III, respectively, and 33, 48, and 47 W m−2 due to the minimum Rn (Table 4 and Figure 1).

The ϵ averaged 19 W m−2 (i.e., 5% of Rn) during the day and 7 W m−2 (16%) at night across the three sites due to the spatial variability in Rn (Table 4 and Figure 1).

Of the 381 participants, 169 were IMR, 27 were FMR, 86 were SR and 99 were RN (Table 1).

Diff height means Rn differences between the two Q7.1 s deployed above the canopy by 0.5 and 1.5 m, respectively.

Individual exposures to radon for the period 1949 1967 were assigned using industry tables of mean annual Rn concentrations in picocuries per liter for each mine.

Tumors were significantly better differentiated and smaller in the PN than in the RN subgroup (Table  1).

As the number of patients per RN decreases (table 3), so does the amount and occurrence of missed care.

Table 1 shows the results of averaged geometric means of Rn concentration, C x, obtained from the study's three time intervals for each room in each zone.