Sentence examples for milligram of dust from inspiring English sources

Results were reported as nanograms per milligram of dust.

Results are reported as EU per milligram of dust sampled.

For both bed and family room dust, these microbial biomarkers included ergosterol level (nanograms per milligram of dust), β- d-glucan (nanograms per milligram of dust), midchain (C10 0, C12 0, C14 0) 3-OHFAs (peromilligram milligram of dust), endotoxin (endotoxin units per milligram of dust, by both LAL and rFC), and muramic acid (nanograms per milligram of dust).

Results were reported as nanograms of muramic acid per milligram of dust.

Endotoxin ranged from 2 to 1,945 units per milligram of dust.

Endotoxin levels are often expressed as endotoxin units (EU; 1 EU ≈ 0.1 ng, depending on the reference standard), or as concentration of endotoxin per milligram of dust or per cubic meter of air.

That does not seem to have happened, but the probe did sit on the asteroid's surface for about half an hour so there is a good chance that some material from the surface, if only a few milligrams of dust, will have made its way into the grab and will thus be sitting in the return capsule, waiting to be examined.

Hayabusa 2, launched in 2014 and set to return at least 100 milligrams of dust in 2020, ought to hold that distinction.

In a bid to reduce the threat, in October 2010 the Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration MSHAA) proposed reducing allowable concentrations of coal mine dust, lowering the standard from 2.0 milligrams of dust per cubic meter of air (mg/m3) to 1.0 milligram per cubic meter.

The level of exposure to wood dust is quantified in milligrams of wood dust per cubic meter of workroom air (mg/m), and exposure to formaldehyde is quantified in parts per million (ppm) in the workroom air.

Although some of the tested compounds (e.g., TBEP and TBuP) showed weaker PPARγ binding potency, these compounds may yet be of great concern because of their ubiquitous detection in indoor environments, with levels up to micrograms to milligrams per gram of dust (Van den Eede et al. 2011).