Sentence examples for size percent from inspiring English sources

Factorial design (23) was used to identify the key formulation variables influencing particle size, percent drug encapsulation, and zeta potential of the NLC.

For this paper the samples were characterized by particle size (percent sand, silt, and clay), dry silt content (used in EPA-recommended fugitive dust emission factors), carbon and nitrogen content, and potential to emit both PM10 and PM2.5.

The preparation of ethosomes was optimized using Box Behnken design (BBD) approach with three independent variables (concentration of lecithin, ethanol, and cholesterol) and three response variables (vesicle size, percent entrapment efficiency, and flux) using thin film dispersion method.

Multiple regression models and Mantel correlation tests were used to detect the effects of fragment size, percent forest cover nearby, distance from the source area, and distance from the nearest fragment on species diversity, mean seed weight, and species similarity.

A series of filters of different chemical nature and different characteristics (pore size, percent of porosity, thickness) were evaluated and compared in order to select the most suitable one to use as support for the artificial lipid membrane preparation.

The population size, percent Black, and percent Non-White were calculated for each buffer distance.

Table 12 Types of particle size percents of different barite added to mud according to ASTM Sample no.

Using NIH Image J software, the quantified infarct sizes (percent of LV) in hESC-CM-treated mice and PBS controls were 21% ±3%(n = 6) and 25% ±2%(n = 6) (P = 0.041), respectively.

Note that estimated effect sizes (percent of phenotypic variation explained) of all detected QTL are likely to be overestimates due to the Beavis effect [54], [55], thus, there are likely to be additional genetic factors contributing to observed differences between lines that were not detected in this study.

Therefore, the randomized control sequences used for this test consisted of the same gene numbers, subfamily sizes, percent identities, and base composition as the experimental set.

This cross-validation step gives a measure of the effect size (the percent correct) and of the statistical significance by comparing the percent correct and its standard error to chance.