Sentence examples for using the conversion coefficient from inspiring English sources

The conversion coefficient between water pressure and output voltage of the pressure sensor used until April 2006 was re-estimated by verification of the conversion coefficient of the water pressure sensor in the borehole, and then, the water pressure data from 2000 to 2006 were recomputed by using the conversion coefficient.

The main limitation of this study is the simplified approach used to estimate effective dose, using the same conversion coefficient independently of weight, age, or sex of the patient.

Protein content was determined by the micro-kjeldahl method [50] and calculated with the determined value using total nitrogen multiplied by the conversion coefficient 5.95.

The conversion coefficient 7.4 was used to account for differences in body surface area between a hamster and a human.

where Θ is the conversion coefficient.

(b>0) is the predation coefficient, (0the conversion coefficient, and (H>0) denotes the constant harvesting rate of predator fish.

The actual value of the conversion coefficient Θ depends on the type of nonlinear device.

The photosynthetically active photon flux density (Ia, mol quanta m−2 s−1) was obtained from global irradiance (Ig, W m−2) using a conversion coefficient of 4.57 × 10−6 mol J−1 (Thimijan and Heins 1983).

We calculated concentrations of NO2 from the total NOx estimates using the plume volume molar ratio method (Hanrahan 1999a) with the conversion coefficients derived from actual NO2/ NOx observations across Switzerland.

In addition, the conversion coefficients in International Commission on Radiological Protection publication 116 (ICRP 116) was used to verify from the results of using elemental compositions in the human body.

Graphical definition of activity inequality measure using the Gini coefficient.