Sentence examples for quotient value of from inspiring English sources

Target Hazard Quotient value of less than 1 indicates a relative absence of health risk associated with the consumption of metal contaminated food crops (USEPA 2007).

The risk quotient value of the three LAS-containing detergents indicates that they are high-risk substances likely to cause damage to aquatic biota, particularly sediment-dwelling organisms such as Capitella sp. C.

The quotient value of weight of the sample and its volume which was measured through volume of water displaced by known amount of soil sample in the volumetric flask is reported as particle density.

We assumed that the partial pressure of CO2 in the alveoli was equal to the arterial partial pressure of CO2 (Pand2) and used a RQ (respiratory quotient) value of 1, the norm in conscious healthy goats [ 11].

The observed respiratory quotient values of the 99 subjects ranged between 0.71 and 0.91.

We determined that increased lumbar lordosis depth correlated with an increase in the Romberg quotient value for the length of path, COP field and mean COP velocity, as well as correlating with both the left-side and right-side parameters for length of COP, COP field, and mean COP velocity.

When this parameter increased, the value of the Romberg quotient increased for the COP path length and the COP field for the right-side parameters, while the Romberg quotient value for the COP field decreased for the right limb.

Osstell Mentor (Integration Diagnostics AB, Göteberg, Sweden) was used to measure its primary stability, which had implant stability quotient (ISQ) value of 72.

In terms of cognitive impairment, DS individuals have an average Intelligence Quotient (IQ) value of 50 [ 4] as well as learning impairment involving both long-term and short-term memory [ 5].

We found exponentially decreasing metabolic quotient values, qCO2, suggesting the impact of site disturbance decreases rapidly with time, and older urban landscapes are closer to steady-state conditions relative to younger urban landscapes.

The results show that for the majority of compounds, risk quotient values were below 0.2, which suggests they would not pose appreciable concern to human health over a lifetime exposure to potable water.