Sentence examples for median content from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding this reservoir's advantages like large-scale reserves and high single-well productivity, there are multiple complicated factors restricting its efficient development, such as a median content of hydrogen sulfide, low porosity and strong heterogeneity of fracture cave formation, various modes of gas water occurrences, and close relation between overpressure and stress sensitivity.
But the content of ergosterol in G. lucidum (median content 705.0 μg·g-1, range 189.1-1453.3 μg·g-1, n = 19) was much higher than that in G. sinense (median content 80.1 μg·g-1, range 16.0-409.8 μg·g-1, n = 13), which is similar to triterpenoids and polysaccharides [1, 11, 34].
The phosphorous median content has been proliferated sufficiently from the produce of earth worm heaps as compared to all other strategies opted for the decomposition of available raw material in our study.
As reported later in detail, the median content of overexpressed proteins was approximately 400 times higher than the median content of normally expressed ones (Ghaemmaghami et al. 2003).
The median content of total chromium in the personal samples collected from the breathing zone was 30 µg/m.
Cr is naturally mainly bound in resistant minerals, and the median content in Finnish soil is 60 mg/kg.
Our findings pertaining to potassium contents in Table 6 reflected that optimum potassium median contents have been recovered efficiently through vermicomposting amid to all other strategies for the process of mineralization of organic substrates.
For B contents, maximum net mineralization rate was expressed with its median contents infarm manure (17.12 and 37.67 %) as compared to pressmud (10.13 and 30.81 %), their mixture (9.59 and 36.23 %) and sugarcane baggase (8.54 and 20.49 %) respectively, under both composting process.
In one study, Cd intake resulting from the consumption of a 300- or 500-g portion of caps of M. procera was estimated as 4.7 111 and 24.5 185 μg (median Cd content between 0.049 and 0.37 mg kg−1 fw, assuming water content of 90%%), and these are equivalent to 0.078 1.85 and 0.41 3.1 μg kg−1 bm (for an adult of 60 kg bm) (Gucia et al. 2012b).
The median tumor content of all CRC samples was 70%, with no significant difference in tumor content between early stage (I and II) versus late stage (III and IV) disease.
There was no difference in the median calorie content per meal (635 [425; 892] vs. 614 [396; 838] kcal/meal, P = 0.247), but the median calorie content per meal and per kilo significantly differed between the two populations (7.92 [5.34; 11.52] vs. 7.25 [4.61; 9.82] kcal/meal/kg, P = 0.03).
