Sentence examples for value from literature from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1 Depiction of lignin products based on volume and value from literature [2, 29, 64, 77, 78].

More specifically, we assume that each atom on the perimeter is bonded to three neighbors (m = 3, except for dimers and trimers) and for each bond we define an energy of E nn = 0.25 eV (again, a common value from literature [22, 23]).

The model variables were estimated using values from literature.

Table 1 shows surface energy values from literature.

Results from modelling using a priori parameter values from literature as a benchmark are compared.

It was difficult to compare these results with values from literature due to a lack of information regarding TS.

The model was calibrated with caribou bio-energetic values from literature sources, and validated using GPS data from thirteen caribou radio-collars deployed over 6 months from 2004 to 2005.

Surface tension of aqueous MEA solutions were measured at temperatures between (303.15 and 338.15) K and compared with values from literature.

Comparisons between the experimental results of the initial and the serviceability-level section flexural stiffness and its corresponding values from literature and design specifications were also made.

The thermal conductivity of the soil has a prevailing importance and should be determined with in-situ tests (TRT), rather than assigning values from literature.

For BTEX, a μmax value of 0.32 h-1 and a Ks value of 129.2 mg/L was used based on averaged values from literature data [16, 43 47].