Sentence examples for net fraction from inspiring English sources

Conversion to in vitro CLint (in units of ml/min/pmol CYP) was done using the following: Oral bioavailability (Foral) is defined as Foral = Fa × Fg × Fh, where Fa is the net fraction of dose absorbed from the intestinal tract, Fg and Fh are fractions of dose that escape intestinal and hepatic first-pass metabolism, respectively.

Why should a net baryon fraction initially of zero be more appealing aesthetically than 10−9?

The results outlined above allowed the net saponite fraction within the overall C/S phases (hereafter termed "%S") to be determined for each sample (Table 1).

This poor thermal stability is reflected in the lower net recoverable fraction of CBH II after completion of saccharification of Avicel and amorphous cellulose (hemicellulose and lignin are absent here unlike other substrates) compared with the other two cellulases.

No. Making the nets a fraction of an inch bigger?

Temperatures of the solid boundary elements of flow field were obtained through using the ray-tracing technique to obtain the net absorbed fractions of the radiation heat flux the solid boundary surface elements.

Bursting onto Marouane Chamakh's cross, Hadji had the skill to roll a delicate shot into the net in the fraction of a second before keeper Mahamadou Sidibé arrived.

Furthermore, the results enable us to quantify the amount of energy expended by trees in mixing and transporting soil and the net sediment transport fraction of the net primary productivity NPP of the ecosystem.

The remainder was used with absorption (digestion) efficiency of 60% (parameter β = 0.6) and net production efficiency (fraction of absorption used for growth) of 39% (parameter k = 0.39) to give a combined growth efficiency of 0.23 (the product of β and k).

Points of interest were the variation of the wall heat flux with wall temperature, as well as the time evaluation of species mass fractions, net heat release rates per species, and detailed reaction rates during quenching at wall temperatures of 300 K and 600 K.

Coty, which had $4.1 billion in 2011 net sales, is a fraction of the size of Avon, with revenue of $11.3 billion.