Sentence examples for quantities of the sample from inspiring English sources

In this case there is no need to measure the phase shift spectra since the pairs of optical quantities of the sample can be calculated from the transmission coefficient spectrum alone: the absorptive part (like ε′ or σ1) is determined from the interferometric maxima amplitudes and the refractive part (like ε ′ or n) is calculated from their positions[20, 21].

Because small quantities of the sample fluid lie outside the field of view or pass between successive frames, not all the sample which passes through the flow cell is analyzed, and thus, the sampling efficiency is not 100%.

The user loads about 10 mg powder taken from a capsule or a crushed tablet by swiping it across the test card with a wooden paddle (i.e., coffee stirrer) to press small quantities of the sample into each of 12 reaction zones, as shown in Figure 1.

The accuracy and reproducibility of syringin and rutin measurements were confirmed by analyzing different quantities of the samples.

The bulk densities of the RMN, ATMN and BTMN powdered samples were determined by slowly transferring quantities of the samples into pre-weighed empty 25 cm3 density bottles.

Weighed quantities of the samples (typically 4 grams) were analyzed using the quantitative zinc sulphate sedimentation flotation technique [ 17, 16] to estimate parasite propagule densities per gram of faeces.

As shown in Table 4 and Fig. 9, the throat quantity of the sample changes wildly within the range of 1324 4271 number/cm3.

When the concentration of MB increases to 200 mg/L, the adsorption quantity of the sample is up to 170.9 mg/g.

The adsorption quantity has no obvious increase when the concentration of MB further increases (400 mg/L), which indicates the saturated adsorption quantity of the sample is about 171 mg/g.

Signals were quantified by measuring the total amplitude, after correction of baseline and normalized to the protein quantity of the sample in mg/ml.

The MID is the lowest quantity of the sample required to inhibit any visible growth.