Sentence examples for using the conversion factor from inspiring English sources

We also performed a separate analysis using the conversion factor reported by Dussy and collaborators of 0.6851.

By using the conversion factor from Hunter et al (2013), a residential cumulative radon exposure of 100 Bq m−3 over 30 years assuming 7000 h per year spent in homes corresponds to 13.2 WLM.

Table 8 Logging values, FOASTAT LFAOO) vs. calculated using the conversion factor F2 (LF2) Year (a) LFAO (m3 u. b).

Determined DNA contents were converted into haploid genome size using the conversion factor of 1 pg DNA = 978 million base pairs (Doležel et al. 2003).

Each IAP value was obtained with (cmH2O) and recalculated in millimeters of Mercury or mmHg, using the conversion factor (1 cmH2O = 0.74 mmHg).

Furthermore, even though BLM v.2.2.3 is an acute model, the approach of using the conversion factor seems to be working, at least for the investigated waters.

Dose rates were calculated using the conversion factors of 83, accounting for beta attenuation84.

Thus, effective dose (ED) from the CT exam was calculated using the conversion factors k (mSv/mGy cm) multiplied by the DLP [16], depending on the scanned region (Table 1).

All of the raw data for direct energy inputs in physical units (Table 2) are also converted into thermal units (Fig. 2) using the conversion factors in Table 3.

Carbon assimilation into biomass via methylene H4F was calculated from changes in OD600 using the conversion factors noted above (0.278 mg dry weight per ml of culture at an OD600 of 1.0; 47% of biomass is carbon) and also the estimate that 50% of the carbon in biomass comes from assimilated CO2.

Q1: Is it possible to estimate growing stock from biomass stock using the conversion factors in Appendix 5 (Guidelines for Country Reporting to FRA 2010)?