Sentence examples for the integrated amount from inspiring English sources

While the estimation of the integrated amount is currently well established, the determination of the spatial water vapor distribution and its temporal variation are still a major challenge.

The calculation of chemical weathering rates is based on the assumption that soil profiles represent the integrated amount of weathering since the time of moraine deposition.

On the other hand, energies required beyond this integrated amount are to be satisfied by external utilities.

At most sample sites the time-integrated amount of erosion ranges between ∼ 0.9 and ∼ 1.9 m, which is equivalent to average erosion rates between ∼ 1.2 and ∼ 2.5 m/Ma.

Comparing the integrated absorbencies, the amount of phosphate adsorbed at pH 4.1 was about 3 times as high as the amount adsorbed at pH 9.0.

Also with the integrated system, the total amount of DNA required for transfection could be lowered significantly.

To determine the gatewayness of each node s in S, that is its role in connecting nodes of X to nodes of Y in the integrated graph G', or the amount of impact it has in the "transition" from one state to another, we define the following metric: gatewaynes s s = E s X, Y Es X, Y Where E S (X,Y) is defined as the set of edges connecting any node in V(X -S to any node in V(Y)-S in G'.

The integrated modeling involves a large amount of scientific data.

The performance of the reactor can be improved by increasing the material amount of the integrated collector or reducing the number of elemental tributaries and the thermodynamic parameter η.

Thus, buffer solutions of HSA were treated with a-seco A at varying concentrations (0 100 μM), and biotinylated proteins were visualized using the streptavidin fluorophore, with the integrated intensities showing that the amount of protein lipidation increases with increasing concentration of alkynyl lipid electrophile.

Compared with the traditional IL-6 sensing method, the integrated microfluidic immunosensor required smaller amounts of sample to perform faster detection.