Sentence examples for mean nitrogen content from inspiring English sources

Results also indicated variability in mean nitrogen content between degraded and non-degraded areas and depths.

The total animal biomass added over the season was 0.33 g dry mass per plant; assuming diptera have a mean nitrogen content at 10% [19] this equates to approximately 33 mg nitrogen as animal tissue added to a plant over the season.

The overall mean total nitrogen content and the C/N ratios did not show any variation with land use types (p = 0.264 and p = 0.059, respectively) and soil depths (p = 0.300, and p = 0.170, respectively) (Tables 4).

At mid-altitude, the soils under natural forest land cover system had the highest mean soil total nitrogen content (0.29%) while those under farmland had the lowest (0.18%).

At low altitude, the soils under natural forest land cover systems also had the highest mean soil total nitrogen content (0.28%), while those under savanna land use had the lowest values (0.19%).

The study showed that at high altitude, both the soils under savanna and grazing land use systems had the highest mean soil total nitrogen content (0.36%) followed by those under natural forest cover (0.30%), while those under farmland system had the lowest.

The means of the total nitrogen content and CN ratio between the 2- and 6-kg load sizes, however, were not significantly different at p = 0.0533 and p = 0.0701, respectively.

Mean fat and nitrogen intake were determined from the 96-h dietary diaries by a dietician using suitable software; nitrogen intake was determined by calculating the mean protein intake recorded then multiplying by 0.16 (the average nitrogen content of a polypeptide chain).

The nitrocellulose had a nitrogen content of 13.1 percent.

Chinese authorities suspect that suppliers trying to increase output diluted their milk and added melamine because its nitrogen content can fool tests measuring protein content.

This application is based on the compound's high nitrogen content.