Sentence examples for note the quantity of from inspiring English sources

Using this technique, the amount of organic template is consumed in the synthesis (occluded in as-synthesized MCM-41), thus can be estimated (Note: the quantity of template lost during the purification process of the samples is also taken into account).

On the whole, however, as health care economists like Princeton's Uwe Reinhardt note, the quantity of health care services provided in the U.S. is actually lower than in other advanced countries.

Of note, the quantity of full-length GST-PTEN bound to the beads was much lower than that of the GST control.

Note the quantity of all items you are bringing ("Pillows, 2; T-shirts, 12"; etc).

A trial consisted of a fixed amount of food (rabbit-chow, Nutrientes S.A., Argentina), offered 5 minutes after the crab had been introduced into the container, and left for 30 min. Unless otherwise noted, the quantity of food received in each trial was a pellet of 80 mg.

I note that the quantity of media involved would suffice to produce, for example, about 5,000 liters of concentrated anthrax.

We note that the quantity of ODA adsorbed at 0 °C increased markedly with increasing numbers of bubbles.

It is interesting to note that the quantity of cells on TCP was only significantly higher up to 7 days and remained then comparable to cell quantities on/in the fibre scaffolds.

Note that the quantity of medication distributed may not equal the number of glaucoma patients seen during a given year as not all established glaucoma patients received free medication in 2004 and 2005, and some patients received more than one sample in subsequent years.

It should be noted that the quantity of RMSD values below 2 Å got better in concurrence with the increase in exhaustiveness.

The Court also noted that the "quantity of addictive drugs trafficked is not only broadly proportionate to the quantity of addictive drugs brought onto the illicit market, but also broadly proportionate to the scale of operations of the drug dealer and, hence, broadly proportionate to the harm likely to be posed to society by the offender's crime".