Sentence examples for required fraction from inspiring English sources

CO2 production from ingested substrate (in µmole/minute) was calculated using (VCO2/22.4 × APE/100)×1,000,000 where: VCO2 is CO2 production in L/min, 22.4 is the molar equivalent for gas volume APE/100 is atom percent excess divided by 100 to get the required fraction 1,000,000 converts moles to µmole.

To achieve a mine-to-tank (MTT GHGG emission which can match the well-to-tank (WTT) greenhouse gas (GHG) emission, a wood fraction of 0.24 and 0.37 is required respectively for the SCBTL system with a char conversion of 100%and70%0%, while this required fraction is increased to 0.45 for the non-solar equivalent.

Thus, Theorem 1 in Section 6 is important in determining the required fraction of nodes to be mobile depending on the requirement.

At 36 weeks' postconceptional age, the infants were classified as mild, moderate, or severe BPD based on the required fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2): mild BPD, none; moderate, 21%to30%0%; and severe, >30% or positive pressure assistance [ 21].

In clinical practice PEEP is usually adjusted according to oxygenation response and the required fraction of oxygen [ 7], but both PEEP-induced over-distension and tidal recruitment are rather difficult to detect [ 8].

In such cases, however, overdesign issues arise, i.e., a heat exchanger might be too large for the service it must perform in a given period, requiring fractions of the process streams to by-pass such units.

The required flow fraction has been determined to be 2.6% of core flow, which is 175.6 kg/s at full power conditions.

Creating content in the 70s required a fraction of the effort required today.

Since allowing more nodes to be mobile increases the cost, we characterize analytically the required minimum fraction of mobile nodes to be directed to move in order to achieve a desired performance level within a desired delay constraint.

Integrating the selection into a microfluidic device further reduces the volume required for fraction collection with next-generation sequencing.

Although she received broad-spectrum antibiotic drugs, her condition continued to deteriorate, and she required 100% fraction of inspired oxygen on a nonrebreather mask.