Sentence examples for per gramme of from inspiring English sources

The quantity necessary is of the order of one-tenth of a milligramme per gramme of zinc sulphide.

However, the company is likely to be criticised for increasing the price per gramme of products under the veil of a healthy eating drive.

The quantity of radium contained in the ordinary soil is of the order of 10-12 or 10-11 gr. of radium per gramme while a good radioactive ore contains about 10-7 gr. of radium per gramme of mineral.

The results of tests presented to the EU's scientific and veterinary committee at a meeting in Brussels yesterday showed that out of 1,000 samples tested, one per cent exceeded the recommended limit of 200 nanogrammes of dioxin per gramme of fat and that all were from farms near factories.

The protein concentration was expressed in milligrammes of protein per gramme of fresh weight.

The results are expressed in nanogrammes of MCYST-LR equivalents per gramme of fish tissue.

Firstly, this would allow direct comparison with previous studies [25,27] that reported Si levels in connective tissues (as per gramme wet weight of tissue) and secondly, it avoids (i) the pitfalls in drying tissues consistently and without introducing contaminant Si and (ii) the potential errors in handling the very low mass of dried tissues.

The contamination model, documented in [ 5], starts at the farm, with various inputs (herd prevalence, herd size, faeces amount per animal, proportion of animals lactating, prevalence in lactating animals, number of VTEC O157 colony forming units (cfu) per gramme in the faeces of infected animals, pasteurisation failure rate).

As the heat of the carbon combustion is about 33 kJ per gramme, the energy content of this ball lightning can be about 130 kJ.

The larval movement and activities allowed the mixing of the water inside the chambers, which did not allow any oxygen gradient [The mass-specific oxygen consumption rate of the trilobite larvae during the experimental period was expressed as mg of oxygen consumed per gramme body weight per 4 h (mg O2 g−1 h−1), Table 1].

Silicon concentrations of the rat tissues (per gramme wet weight) are shown in Figs. 1 and 2. Tibia and femur Si concentrations were almost identical over the age range (Pearson correlation: r = 0.74, p < 0.0001) and hence average concentration of the two bones were used (Fig. 1).