Sentence examples for mean wet weight from inspiring English sources

Mean wet weight of the shrimp from one pond was significantly lower than that of the other three ponds demonstrating a possible pond effect on growth rate.

Cell culture: The mean wet weight of harvested synovium was 1.59 g, (range: 0.15 g- 4.8 g).

Enzyme activities were quantified by substrate zymography of conditioned media from 32 hemisections (mean wet weight 13 ± 9 mg).

The mean wet weight concentration of HO-PCBs was higher in pregnant women than in cord plasma, and levels were highly intercorrelated (r = 0.96).

OA cartilage from three donors was cut into explants of approximately 1 mm by 1 mm with a mean wet weight (± SD) of 7.8 ± 2.8 mg.

The majority of the DDT was present by midgestation, with mean wet weight ratios of 0.46 for preterm fetuses and 0.59 for term fetuses.

Analysis of organ growth revealed that the mean wet weights of lungs from Igf2 +m/−p females were significantly reduced compared either to WT, Igf2 +m/−p males or double heterozygote females (Igf2 +m/−p, p53+/−, Fig 2C and Supporting Information Fig S3B and C).

Similar to ovariectomized animals, mean plasma estradiol concentration and mean uterine wet weight was decreased in the diabetic group.

A plot of the mean number of metastases per mouse vs mean tumour wet weight for the four groups is included in Figure 3.

Mean wet muscle weight revealed 406.8 mg (SD: ±40.7 mg) in the group with the pulsed magnetic field therapy compared to 367.5 mg the control group (SD: ±46.5 mg).

The mean total wet weight of the excised abnormal parathyroid tissue was 619±837 mg.