Sentence examples for proportion of volume from inspiring English sources

A higher proportion of volume compliant kidney and liver transplant hospitals were teaching facilities with a larger bed capacity than non-compliant hospitals (Table 2).

18 Synovitis was assessed in eight regions of the hand and wrist, and each region was scored from 0 to 3 (normal or proportion of volume of estimated maximally distended synovial cavity, in thirds) for a total score of 0 24.

This may be due to the mortality model which allows higher diameters of F. sylvatica and thus a higher proportion of volume per hectare, and the ingrowth model whose terms for the consideration of inter-specific competition may lead to a disadvantage for certain species, even on such sites where they should be dominant according to the potential natural vegetation type estimated by the ANFI.

For all 15 tree species or species-groups the respective proportions of volume per hectare were calculated.

Many different glycosyl hydrolase (GH) family cellulases, including EglA (GH5), EGIII (GH5), CBHI (GH7), CBHII (GH6), and purified NpaBGS (GH3), were individually added to the cocktail with the crude enzymes of KR5 by mixing equivalent proportions of volume.

Infarct size was calculated as a proportion of LV volume (infarct volume/total LV volume × 100, LV volume includes viable myocardium above ligation).

A 1-mm region of interest was selected 0.2 mm from the growth plate, and trabecular bone volume as proportion of tissue volume (BV/TV), trabecular number, and trabecular thickness were determined (29, 33).

BV/TV indicates the proportion of bone volume in the total tissue volume and is an indicator of changes in the total bone volume.

The haematocrit (Ht or HCT) or packed cell volume (PCV) or erythrocyte volume fraction (EVF) is the proportion of blood volume that is occupied by red blood cells.

We did not measure a reference volume; instead, we expressed the proportion of lung volume occupied by tissue as a percentage and not as an absolute number.

We now have also learned that (4/3π)^(1/3) MEANS the constant of proportion of the volume of a cube equal in volume to a sphere of different basis length r.