Sentence examples for measurement of biomass from inspiring English sources

A measurement of biomass in a tropical deciduous forest in Thailand yielded a value of about 340 metric tons per hectare.

In the second phase, 93 trees (m 2) (DBH ≥ 5 cm) were randomly selected from those analysed during the first phase for destructive measurement of biomass and stem volume.

The approach combines an ingrowth core, which is commonly used to measure fine-root production in forest topsoil, with an outer casing that facilitates the retention of a sample representative of field conditions, and a laboratory protocol that enables extrusion and measurement of biomass at different depth increments.

Biomass samples for total RNA extraction or measurement of biomass were withdrawn at appropriate time points.

Measurement of biomass accumulation was calculated as both fresh (FW) and dry (DW) weights after 5 weeks of culture.

In the second phase, 93 trees (m2) (DBH ≥ 5 cm) were randomly selected from those analysed during the first phase for destructive measurement of biomass and stem volume.

This 20% difference is not a 20% error, as we do not have direct field measurements of biomass.

Absolute measurements of biomass can be taken up only at the time of felling which is not possible in all situations (Murali et al. 2005).

Figure 2 Measurements of biomass and PHB from shake flask cultivations in a modified minimal medium with 20 g L -1 glucose as carbon source.

These sensitivities are not practical for ambient studies, but are sufficient for source measurements, as demonstrated with direct measurements of biomass burning emissions.

The algorithm uses the measurements of biomass concentration and either substrate concentration or redox potential to perform the estimation of the respective specific kinetic rates.