Sentence examples for quantity found from inspiring English sources

But the quantity found in Turkey is too small to have a measurable effect.

"In the case of clenbuterol, positives should be positives because of the quantity found, with a specific limit, not because of the substance itself," Contador said.

Fiber hemp does not have high requirements for calcium, the quantity found in soil is sufficient for hemp nutrition.

The average nicotine quantity found in the smoke collected during 2 minutes of suction at 0.8 L · min-1 was 1320 ± 60 μg per cigarette (RSD 4.6%).

As it can be seen from Table 1, the degree of DS desorption (ratio of diazonium salt quantity, found in the effluents after addition of extra NaNO2 and HCl and 15 min equilibration according to [22] and quantity of m-APAA in initial modified silica) increased significantly with the diazotation time and especially with HCl concentration.

In 1947, Gerard Kuiper showed that the thin Martian atmosphere contained extensive carbon dioxide; roughly double the quantity found in Earth's atmosphere.

The drug industry here may be relatively disorganised, at least compared with opium in Afghanistan, methamphetamine in Southeast Asia or hash in Lebanon or Morocco, but it is still the biggest drug-producing area in India and, though most produce is consumed locally, a considerable quantity finds its way to Europe.

Based on the arsenic quantities found, the museum will decide how to handle and maintain the creatures for future displays.

The lab, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Spiez, said that the quantities found of uranium 236 were minute and that it was checking for other substances in the spent bullets.

The study also aimed to estimate the quantities of luteolin and oleanolic acid compounds in tissue culture raised plants; compare them with the quantities found in wild types and commercial crude drug using High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC).

This chapter presents concluding remarks on the application of slag and other waste materials in civil engineering, with an emphasis on the potential future use of slag by analyzing the eligible quantities found in Europe and throughout the world.