Sentence examples for mean inactivation coefficient from inspiring English sources

For example, Aitken et al. (2007) studied the inactivation of putative pathogenic E. coli O157 H7 and putative non - pathogenic E. coli in dairy cattle manure, and reported a mean inactivation coefficient, k, of 0.25 min-1 and 0.23 min-1 for pathogenic and non-pathogenic E. coli, respectively at 55°C; and 0.034 min-1 and 0.018 min-1, respectively at 50°C.

In our study, we report an inactivation coefficient of 2.01 day-1 (0.00139 min-1) at 52.5°C for mixed wild strains of E. coli, which is significantly less.

Inactivation was normalized to the mean inactivation in the control period.

The sensitizer enhancement ratio (SER) in SKBR3 cells was defined as SER = mean inactivation dose (radiotherapy)/mean inactivation dose (plasmid +radiotherapy), as previously described.

Often the inactivation coefficients of pathogens are estimated in laboratories using either aqueous medium or biosolids or manure inoculated with pathogens.

Mean coefficient of variation: the mean coefficient of variation across all transcripts.

mean absorption coefficient.

k∗ mean absorption coefficient (m−1).

The mean cluster coefficient.

The mean kinship coefficient value was 0.64.

The intra-assay coefficient of variation was 0.61%; mean interassay coefficient of variation was 1.45%.