Sentence examples for minute per gram from inspiring English sources

At about 400 K, these Pd catalysts gave up to 0.04 moles of H2 per minute per gram of Pd, with a selectivity of 95 99%.

CAT activity was assayed according to the method of Sinha [38] and the enzyme activity was expressed as micromoles of H2O2 consumed per minute per gram Hb.

The Log D value was calculated by comparing the ratio of counts per minute per gram of n-octanol to that of PBS and expressed as Log D = Log[cpm/g (n-octanol)/cpm/g (PBS)].

Andrew Goodman of Yale University and colleagues estimate that a billion of these toxin transfers happen per minute per gram of stool inside any given gut, they report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The cellobiose units were determined as μmol cellobiose converted per minute per gram of the enzyme.

The results are expressed in microlitres of saliva per minute per gram of BW.

In contrast, when shedding of heparan sulfate had not been enzymatically induced prior to reperfusion (see below), transudate formation remained almost unchanged when 4 μM NO was applied during reperfusion (Δ = -13 μL/minute per gram of w.w. after 20 minutes) and was significantly lower than in the Control group at all times of reperfusion.

In this sense, from the conversion, given that we start from 0.01 mol of TG, with 2 h as reaction time and 0.5 g of catalyst system (lipase CALB immobilized on acrylic polymer), we can calculate the transformation enzymatic capacity: turnover frequency (TOF number) expressed in micromoles of TG transformed per minute and per gram of catalyst (supported lipase).

Specific activity of arginase measured in the total RBC suspension, RBC supernatant, or RBC lysate was expressed as micromoles of urea produced per minute (U) per gram of Hb.

The counts per milliter per minute were converted to counts per gram per minute based on the assumption that the tissue density is 1 g/mL, and the values were divided by the injected dose to obtain the imaging ROI-derived percentage injected dose per gram (%ID/g).

Given that a tissue density is 1 g/mL, the counts per milliliter per minute were converted to counts per gram per minute, and the values were then divided by the injected dose to obtain the image ROI-derived percentage injected dose per gram (%ID/g).