Sentence examples for published measurement of from inspiring English sources

The English clergyman Stephen Hales made the first published measurement of blood pressure in 1733.

The combined osmolality of these compounds will generate a turgor pressure of 0.44 MPa or 4.4 atm at maximum ascus hydration, which is consistent with a published measurement of the mean ascus turgor pressure of 0.31 MPa using a miniature strain gauge device [13].

For example, there is no published measurement of mantle length for the giant squid specimen with the reported eye diameter of 27 cm [ 1].

This study presents the first published measurements of particle concentrations in operating data centers.

Published measurements of sulfur vapor pressure were used to determine thermodynamic properties of the Cr S system.

Furthermore, we present results using the modified constitutive theory for Asscenaninitiallving NAPL imbibitest and drainage.

The groove orientations of an implanted CKS femoral component, available in different sizes and with different groove orientations, were determined and compared with formerly published measurements of the natural trochlear orientation.

The model is combined with further analysis of recently published measurements of the release of sodium from single brown coal particles burning in a flat flame to estimate the rate constant for sodium release as a function of burnout time for these experiments.

This work expands on previously published measurements of PM mass and chemistry by examining the sources of fine and coarse particles and the relative contribution of each to ambient PM mass concentrations using the Positive Matrix Factorization receptor model (Clements et al., 2014).

Applying the proposed approach to recently published measurements of the decomposition rates of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2) hydrates in deep seawater suggests that the concentration of the hydrate guest species at the interface between desorption film and diffusive boundary layer may be much lower than ambient solubility.

The following table is a comparison of published measurements of length, width and load recorded in five different sources using different methods, as well as the name or names cited.