Sentence examples for weight is converted from inspiring English sources

The weight is converted to monetary units by species, using national-level value data.

In the process, bark data were also collected in order to better understand the log weight-to-volume relationship (a common basis for log sale whereby log weight is converted to wood volume under bark (Ellis 1993)).

Around 40% of the milk weight is converted into body mass, and as such, a high proportion of milk is converted into growth; a correlation with the growth of the puggle and its mother's size has been observed.

Weight is converted to kg and BMI is calculated (kg/m) and Z-scores are derived using the World Health Organization's ANTRHO software (version 3.2.2, January 2011, Switzerland, Europe).

This paper describes an integrated pilot-scale process where lime-treated wheat straw with a high dry-matter content (around 35% by weight) is converted to ethanol via simultaneous saccharification and fermentation by commercial hydrolytic enzymes and bakers' yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae).

BMI and weight were converted into SDS.

Dry weight was converted to wet weight (g) using a conversion factor of 0.25 g dry weight/g wet weight [13].

To estimate the population structure of the Aristeus antennatus, in terms of numbers of large and small specimens, captures from each category (in weight) were converted to number of individuals using 11 g and 29 g for small and large individuals, respectively (see Figure S1 for details).

Birth weight was converted into z-score for analysis.

Weight was converted to grams, and length and head circumference to centimeters for analysis.

Measured height and weight were converted to BMI percentiles according to the 2000 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention growth curves (12).