Sentence examples for mean consumption rate from inspiring English sources

We also found that although the instability did not induce small scale wrinkling, it did have a significant effect on the mean consumption rate of the flame.

This could be the reason for the least mean consumption rate at this temperature till the termination of the experiment.

The mean consumption rate per day was recorded as 23.5 gd−1, while the average body weight of consumers in the study area was 68.13 kg.

Additional sources of total arsenic from other shellfish species in this population is small, as the estimated mean consumption rate for the crab, shrimp, and mollusks (24.4 g/day) is nearly equivalent to the estimated mean consumption rate for all shellfish species (24.8 g/day).

The food consumption rate for infants was the mean consumption rate for infants between 6 and 12 months of age from the U.S. EPA's Child-Specific Exposure Factors Handbook (U.S. EPA 2008).

This analysis applied the consumption rates from the U.S. EPA's Exposure Factors Handbook (U.S. EPA 1997a), which recommends using a mean consumption rate of 20.1 g fish/day for the general population.

Worldwide, approximately 80% of adults consume a caffeinated product every day [19], although daily mean consumption rates vary considerably by country.

More surprisingly, mean glucose consumption rate reached its maximum value in the 1% glucose medium (Figure 1D).

The corrected (black diamonds) and noncorrected mean oxygen consumption rate (gray squares) were essentially identical.

Using continuous rate determination instead of linear fitting the whole measurement periods enables quantification of initial or maximal respiration in addition to the mean oxygen consumption rate measurements.

The longer the measurement period, the more underestimated the calculated mean oxygen consumption rate will become, although the biological respiration is constant.