Sentence examples for the specimen weight from inspiring English sources

Since it is highly dependent on the specimen weight, which is different from one specimen to another, the specific energy absorption showed different responses compared to the scalar value of the energy.

The SPI is calculated from the minimum excision margin being divided by the total specimen weight (sw) to tumour diameter (td) ratio (sw/td).

From macroscopic examination, the median specimen weight was of 670 grams (range: 78-2,653).

The median tumor specimen ischemia time, from excision from the patient to placement in preservative solution, is 46 min (interquartile range (IQR), 32 to 65 min), and the median specimen weight is 63 mg (IQR, 34 to 108 mg).

There is no significant difference in the median specimen weights for the two groups, indicating that the amount of tissue removed in the two groups were comparable.

The heat energy per weight (E/W) concept can integrate the role of heat temperature, duration and specimen weight on the geopolymerization.

Volumes of these specimens were therefore imputed using specimen weight (twice measured: in the operation theater and by the pathologist).

The tests were conducted up to a sliding distance of about 1800 km and periodically interrupted for measuring the specimen's weight loss and for inspecting the surface modifications.

The corrosion rate (R), the degree of surface coverage and the percentage inhibition efficiency (%IE) were calculated from the equation below: R = frac{{0.00327 times I_{text{corr}} times {text{Eq}}}}{D} (4 where I corr is the current density (μA/cm2), D is the density (g/cm3), Eq is the specimen equivalent weight (g).

Specimen weight was between of 6 and 10 mg each.

There was no difference in median specimen weight (55 vs 58 g).