Sentence examples for moisture method from inspiring English sources

Moistures of the STPs were determined by Labstat International (Labstat International ULC, 262 Manitou Drive, Kitchener, ON, Canada N2C 1 L3) using a gravimetric oven moisture method [16].

Moistures of the STPs were determined at BAT using a gravimetric oven moisture method based on AOAC Method 966.02 [24] but using an oven temperature of 110 °C for 3 h rather than the 99.5 ± 0.5 °C specified by AOAC.

Proximate composition of samples was carried out using the AOAC Official Methods of Analysis [ 16], with analysis of moisture (method 925.04), ash (method 938.08), fat (method 954.02), crude fibre (method 985.29) and protein (method 981.10).

The nutritional parameters were analytically measured (fibres: AOAC 985-29; total starch: enzymatic method as described in the French standard V18-121; fandand moisture: methods described in the French Decree of 08/09/1977; proteins: Kjeldahl method).

Proximate analyses including moisture (gravimetric method), ash (gravimetric method), fat (Soxhlet extraction method), and protein (Kjeldahl method) contents in accordance with the standard methods (Association of Official Analytical Chemist AOAC 2006), while carbohydrate contents were analyzed using the phenol-H2SO4 method (Dubois et al. 1956).

All individual outerwood segments were assessed for basic density (kg m−3) using the maximum moisture content method (Smith [1954]) without resin extraction.

Wood density was assessed from 5-mm diameter increment cores in five-ring sections from the pith outwards using the Maximum Moisture Content method (Smith 1954).

In all studies, basic density was calculated for outerwood core samples (50 mm from the bark inwards) using the maximum moisture content method (Smith 1954).

Basic density was assessed, using the maximum moisture content method (Smith [1954]) on methanol extracted cores, across rings 1 to 5 from the pith at Esk and rings 6 to 10 from the pith at the two Dothistroma series trials.

Two different moisture conditioning methods have been employed on ITS test specimens.

Three different moisture conditioning methods were applied to control laboratory and core samples.