Sentence examples for recovered concentrations from inspiring English sources
The significantly recovered concentrations of different biomolecules included glycogen, lipids, cholesterol and proteins.
Recovered concentrations were between 90% and 100%, confirming their stability during the derivatisation reaction.
This should yield a flat line so that the CV among the recovered concentrations at different dilutions can be used to verify parallelism and here a CV of <30% is reported as the acceptance limit (Kelley and DeSilva, 2007).
Recovery of ferric ions, from a sludge where ferric was used as a coagulant, gave almost identical performance to that of alum sludges, with recovered concentrations of 5,500 mg/L Fe from a feed of 1,800 mg/L (76% yield) (Prakash and Sengupta, 2003).
Calcium hydroxide is a lower-cost alternative (Keeley et al., 2012) but offers only 50% Al recovery at pH values of 11.4 (Masschelein et al., 1985) and recovered concentrations of no more than 30 mg/L Al (Wang and Yang, 1975) due to the lower solubility of calcium over sodium aluminates.
Bench-scale performance studies have shown recovered concentrations of 5,650 mg/L Al (72% recovery) with only 3.5 mg/L DOC, from a feed solution with initial concentrations of 2,500 mg/L Al and 190 mg/L DOC, with no noticeable membrane fouling.
The recovered concentration of each analyte was calculated from the corresponding regression equation.
The recovered concentration in the uniform phantom was 257 ± 16 kBq mL−1 (6.2% standard deviation) with an underestimation of − 5.9% with respect to the true concentration (Table 1).
Moreover, the recovered concentration of PRO 2000 and the antiviral activity in CVL collected following sex were significantly diminished compared to CVL collected post-gel application in the absence of sex [4].
The average recovered concentration of S. aureus found outside each home was 12.63 CFU/m (Table 4).
The average recovered concentration of respirable heterotrophic organisms found within each home was 460.23 CFU/m (Table 3).
