Sentence examples for volume of packing from inspiring English sources

This is offset by extra capital cost by a need for slightly more volume of packing.

In a sensitivity analysis, three parameters were identified to strongly influence the model performance, the surface area of the biofilm per unit volume of packing material (AS), the empty-bed residence time (EBRT), and the microbial yield coefficient on BA YBBA YB

According to the manufacturer's recommendations for amplicon sequencing, 250,000 DNA beads were loaded for each pool mixed with an appropriate volume of packing beads and enzyme beads.

The condition often results in an increase in the volume of packed red cells upon hematocrit analysis.

In the average woman the normal figures are lower than this (red cell count 4.8 million; hemoglobin 14 grams; volume of packed red cells 42 percent).

Polycythemia (erythrocytosis) is a condition characterized by an increase above normal in the number of red cells in the circulating blood, usually accompanied by an increase in the quantity of hemoglobin and in the volume of packed red cells.

When blood is centrifuged to cause the cells to settle, the volume of packed red cells (hematocrit value) ranges between 42 and 54 percent of total volume in men and between 37 and 47 percent in women; values are somewhat lower in children.

The volume of packed red blood cells was immediately measured in the tube after centrifugation (3000 rpm for 30 min).

By measuring the volume of packed samples and the percentage of mitochondria contained within that volume, absolute Fe and protein concentrations within the organelle can be obtained.

Second, the standard deviations for the volume of packed red blood cell (PBRC) and fresh frozen plasma (FFP) are far too large compared with their mean value (Additional file 2: Table S1b).

The macroporous channels of the flow-throughpores in monoliths are less constricted and less tortuous than the inter-particle volume of packed bed, which decreases the eddy diffusion effect in monoliths due to the absence of reticulation zones (Mason and Bernal, 1960).