Sentence examples for mean water content from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the experiment (4 days of ripening), mean water content of samples was 44.0±0.9%.

Winters are severe, with snow water equivalents (i.e., mean water content of a column of snow) averaging 35 cm and temperatures reaching -42 C. The northern herd occupies the comparatively drier and warmer northern portion of Yellowstone.

The investigation reveals that the weekly mean water content on the surface of material was quite low.

The mean water content of the thawed Pangasius fillets ranged from 79.3 to 87.7%%.

Furthermore, the mean water content of the feces on day 8 was no greater than that of uninfected control mice, while feces from WT infected mice were nearly 80% water (Figure 3B).

The mean water content decreases with increasing duration of gestation, and the fetal end of the cord has a higher water content than does the placental end (Sloper et al. 1979).

The effects of using unimodal and bimodal interpretative models of hydraulic properties on the ensemble hydrological behaviour of the soil were illustrated by comparing predictions to mean water contents measured over time in several sites at field scale.

The mean water contents in extracts was almost constant [93.2 ± 0.05 wt% (p > 0.05)].

Multiple regression analysis further indicated that the deepest depth of dye and bromide penetration, and the depth at which mean gravimetric water content was above 0·10, included the aboveground biomass of the previous Larrea shrub as a significant factor accounting for plot-to-plot variability.

More signal (brightness) means more water content!

Cosmic-ray neutron sensing (CRNS) is a new method for continuously monitoring mean soil water content (SWC) on a hectometer scale.