Sentence examples for weight of flies from inspiring English sources

Weight of flies over a course of 1 week after sepsis.

The weight of flies was not different between groups over a week period (Additional file 2: Figure S2).

The food intake has not been measured in different groups; however, the weight of flies by 1 week was unchanged in between groups (Additional file 2: Figure S2).

We add to this prior knowledge that the difference in activity cannot merely be explained by the disparity among the weight of flies, and suggest that the differences we observed in dispersal result from intrinsic differences between males and females of this species (however, see Belgacem and Martin (2007)).

Six series of fly ash based geopolymer were cast where carbon and basalt fibre were added as 0.5, 1 and 1.5% by weight of fly ash.

Eco-Core is a new fire resistant core material under development that utilizes about 83% by weight of fly ash.

Metakaolin content based SCLC mixtures were developed by incorporating 0%, 20 %, 40 % and 60of as a replacement by weight of fly ash while keeping a constant cement and mineral admixture content of 450 kg/m3 and 150 kg/m3, respectively.

According to Fig. 5, grouting pressure Ps equals to: P_{text{s}} = P_{text{p}} + gamma_{text{s}} {text{H}}^ - mu_{text{f}}, (9 where Pp pressure in grouting pump/MPa; γs unit weight of fly ash pulp/MPa m−1; H′ depth of bed separation (from its roof to ground surface)/m; μf resistance in feeding pipe/MPa.

The NaOH concentration of 10 M, sodium silicate/NaOH ratio of 1.0, OPC content of 10% by weight of fly ash, liquid/solid binder ratio of 1.4, RLCA/solid binder ratio of 1.8 and curing temperature of 60 °C were recommended for the lightweight fly ash-OPC geopolymer concrete.

There are four physical forms of fly ash: dry fly ash (unit weight of 1.85 1.87 t/m3), fly ash pulp (unit weight of 1.12 1.18 t/m3, water/volume ratio of 76 82%), saturated water-ash mixture (unit weight 1.54 1.56 t/m3, water/volume ratio of 35.8 36.5%), and compressed wet ash mixture (unit weight 1.64 1.66 t/m3, water/volume ratio of 24.0 24.7%).

Our results indicate that the vertical diamagnetic force (that levitated the flies in the 0 g* tube and enhanced the net effective weight of the flies in the 2 g* tube) had less of an influence on the transcription profile than other effects of the strong magnetic field, which was present in all three tubes (11.5 T in 0 g* and 2 g*, and 16.5 T in 1 g*).