Sentence examples for quantity of droppings from inspiring English sources

The incubation obeys the 1/5 ratio for testing potential methanogenics, i.e., each digester has to contain a quantity of droppings (1.5 g COD) in the inoculum (7.5 g COD), so that the inoculum is not limited, but the organic matter accompanying the inoculum does not contribute to the production of biogas with respect to the substrate to be tested (Van Aarle et al. 2015).

The toddler could have picked up the virus while playing in the tree, Leendertz says; he might have caught and played with an infected bat or ingested a small quantity of infected bat droppings.

There were discouraging quantities of old mule droppings on the trail, but the only moving things we saw were birds: a little gray-flanked cinclodes and several Juan Fernández hawks, two of Masafuera's five terrestrial bird species.

As populations grew in Europe and the US, nineteenth-century scientists found precious useable nitrogen supplies in South America, in the form of vast quantities of guano – bird droppings – which indigenous people had been using for centuries as a soil enricher.

Part of this effect may be the result of droppings from the animals, and the practice of carting in additional quantities of manure to be worked into the surface is reported from South Africa and Missouri.

The mean mass of droppings after the 3 h period of food restriction was 0.12 g±0.12.

Remove and dispose of droppings.

Save a couple tbsp. of droppings out of their cage.

Look for a little pile of droppings in the evening.

Rabbits excrete two kinds of droppings: fecal pellets (round, hard, dry waste product) and cecotropes (large, soft, light-colored droppings).

One gram of COD is equal to 1 g of VS, and consequently, this the quantity of biogas is equivalent to 64.4 ± 4.36 m3/TMF, i.e., one ton of the pretreated droppings produced 64.4 m3 of biogas.