Sentence examples for volume available for from inspiring English sources
In most sedimentary basins the vertical potential (and sediment volume) available for gas generation exceeds that of oil.
Among these, forest residues represent the largest biomass volume available for energy purposes[2].
The next sensitivity analysis varied the maximum daily irrigation water volume available for withdrawal.
The irrigation module consisted of irrigation withdrawals and precipitation during the growing season informing water volume available for crops.
The expected volume available for infiltration is the loosely bound water volume, which can be related to the capillary radii.
The operator demonstrates the ability to achieve AOC through the calculation of bulking factors (swell factors) and estimation of overburden material volume available for backfilling.
Gas transport properties in polymers are governed by a diffusion/solubility mechanism which is closely related to polymer chain mobility and to free volumes available for gas sorption and diffusion process.
PCR detected microbial DNA in culture-negative samples despite the limited sample volumes available for DNA extraction (200 µl per patient), and the fact that PCR was performed 2 to 6 years after sample collection and culturing, which may have limited the number of PCR-positive samples owing to DNA degradation [24].
The authors suggested that the observed adverse effects of longer walk times might be mediated by reduced volumes available for hygiene, prolonged drinking water storage, less capacity for home gardening, and less maternal time for child care and income generation [ 21, 22].
Culture yield, as measured by alarm positivity, organism isolation, and pathogen isolation, including S. pneumoniae, was significantly lower among children < 5 years of age compared with older patients (P < 0.05 for all), which may have been caused by lower blood volumes available for culture in children.
That measure together with the first tumour volume available can be used for estimation of the natural SGR of tumour.
