Sentence examples for mean emergence time from inspiring English sources

We measured soil bulk density (SBD), soil moisture content (SMC), temperature, soil cone index (SCI), mean emergence time (MET), percentage of emergence (PE), and consistency of seedling height (CSH).

For up to 50% of ketolide use among adults, the mean emergence time of 10% RK exceeded 50 years.

Time to emergence responded significantly only to the water volume regime (Figure 3; two-way ANOVA: P<0.0005; Table 3), with a LS mean emergence time of 80.4 days for the reducing water volume treatments and 92.4 days for the constant water volume treatments.

The mean emergence times in PEPR1 and PEPR2 treatments were 0.88 and 1.44 days shorter, respectively, compared with the CPR treatment.

The oil/gas partition coefficient or the lipid solubility of an inhalational anaesthetic is a measure of its potency: a high lipid solubility means high potency but also a longer emergence time [ 6, 20].

Some previous studies [7 9] suggested that hypercapnia-induced hyperpnea shortens the emergence time from inhalation anesthetics.

The effect on emergence time with sevoflurane was intermediate.

In this GasMan® simulation, increasing VA resulted in a small effect on emergence time with desflurane and a larger effect on emergence time with isoflurane.

Because leaf shedding and leaf emergence times were mixed among the evergreen and deciduous species.

Emergence from xenon anesthesia is rapid, with xenon emergence times being only 50% of the emergence times using nitrous oxide/sevoflurane anesthesia, and the emergence times with xenon are independent of the duration of anesthesia [ 61, 62].

For example, the large difference between the mean times of emergence of a strain with an MIC of 0.125 µg/mL and a strain with an MIC of 0.5 µg/mL corresponds to several successive processes of the emergence and elimination of strains with an MIC <0.5 µg/mL.