Sentence examples for water equivalence from inspiring English sources

Gafchromic™ films have become popular due to their ease of use and their near water equivalence.

A major advantage of these dosimeters in radiotherapy is their water equivalence making them an ideal dosimeter in radiotherapy dosimetry.

The reconstruction included similar wet and dry episodes as other regression-based records for the Great Basin, and provided estimates of actual evapotranspiration and of April 1 snow water equivalence.

PSDs have demonstrated significant advantages in the area of radiotherapy dosimetry, owing to their near-water equivalence, and this is reflected in the increasing number of publications in this area.

The peptide conformer acidity for such residues was calculated according to the water dielectric equivalence assumption in which the serine side chain is truncated to alanine and the threonine side chain is truncated to α-aminobutyrate (28).

Based on WLF-like approach, the time-temperature-water content equivalence of store modulus E' and loss modulus E" had been demonstrated.

Finally, time-temperature-water content equivalence of mechanical behaviour of polyamide 6,6 had been validated at large strain on conditioned specimens subjected to loading-unloading tensile tests.

For example, let's say that we used 25 mL of.5 M NaOH to titrate a solution of HCl and water to its equivalence point.

E2 equivalence in water methanol extract was therefore 10 nM.

Equivalence between water-insoluble proteins and membrane-bound proteins was assumed.

However, some indigenous honey samples showed a zone of inhibition at 50% (w/v) dilution in sterile distilled water and thus, their phenol equivalences were calculated (Table  3).