Sentence examples for respective quantities of from inspiring English sources

Secondly, they show that the largest disparity is between new parchments and historic parchments, and in this respect, they provide evidence that the respective quantities of collagen and gelatine in a parchment will be the deciding factor for the most appropriate storage RH.

In order to estimate total cost of treatment for each trial participant, the respective quantities of resource use are multiplied by their corresponding unit costs.

For any other edge e∈ E we can compute this quantity based on the respective quantities of the edges in Ch e).

Cfu counts and the respective quantities of total DNA determined using the newly developed rt-PCR assay were compared at different time points.

Respective quantities of each of the four indicated particles were combined with elevated His10-AtoC quantities (1, 1.25, 5 and 10 μg) in 25 μl of binding buffer, 10 mM Tris [pH 7.6], 10 mM MgCl2, 50 mM NaCl, 5% (v/v) glycerol, and incubated on ice for 25 min, following a 5 min pre-incubation at room temperature, before the addition of protein.

The knowledge based system supports an automated alternative design analysis with on line schematic drawing, material selection, crew selection and productivity analysis for generating activities sequencing, normal durations, productivity adjusted durations, cost estimate, list of materials selected and their respective quantities and list of assigned crew.

One half of the lobby houses what basically amounts to a museum of MSG, featuring vitrine displays of high-umami foods labelled with their respective quantities and varieties of umami-stimulating amino acid.

Other stars often have their respective quantities measured in terms of those of the Sun.

The first two measures, φlow and Alow, were calculated by averaging the respective quantities over a frequency range of 0.1 0.2 kHz.

These parameters are determined for all samples and the values tm (target midpoint) and td (target difference) are determined by the average across samples of the respective quantities (μ s + μ n )/2 and μ s − μ n.

If economic allocation is used instead of system expansion, around 85% of each impact is allocated to ethanol, 6% each to electricity and acetic acid and the rest to the lactic acid; this is because of their respective quantities and market prices (see Supporting information, Tables S2 and S6).