"throughput volume" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of data processed or transferred in a given period of time. For example, "The organization experienced a large increase in throughput volume in the first quarter of the year."
Here a high throughput (volume) and precision flame spray pyrolysis (FSP) approach coupled with state-of-the-art characterization techniques are utilized to generate such reference ENMs.
For biocatalysis-based processes to be scalable, one has to fulfill at least three requirements: (1) industrially acceptable throughput (volume efficiency); (2) prevention of product inhibition; (3) product separation by partition without recourse to chromatography; and in the case of kinetic resolution, the off-enantiomer needs to be recycled.
It is evident from Fig. 4 that increase in bed height results an increase in throughput volume because of higher contact time.
We investigate the relation between throughput, volume-based user behavior and traffic dynamics with a simulation framework which allows the efficient modeling of large UMTS networks with both HSDPA and Release '99 users.
But investors should note that even if profit margins expand, falling demand for gasoline could reduce throughput volumes.
For each analysis, the FlowCAM was primed with the sample and the analyses were conducted on 250-μL throughput volumes.
In practice as shown in the Sentinel Site study, (Kelly et al, 2011) there will be some variations locally depending with some place having higher HPV positivity rates and therefore higher-throughput volumes and others having lower rates and throughput volumes.
To create a platform capable of handling high-throughput volumes, we combined ARQiv with a customized robotic workstation (Hudson Robotics) and the COPAS-XL system (Union Biometrica), which we termed 'ARQiv-HTS'.
While much has been written on the data deluge in genomics, biodiversity research has undergone a similar explosion in the throughput and volume of data produced.
Fully automated, high-throughput, low volume amplification of deoxynucleotides (DNA) in a droplet based microfluidic system is described.
Microbioreactors have reached kL a values of 460 h-1, and are offering instrumentation and some functionality comparable to production systems, but at high throughput screening volumes.
