Sentence examples for weight of matrix from inspiring English sources

The accessible surface area was found to increase with molecular weight of matrix chains.

Nishio et al. reported that between 0.19 and 0.58% of a stone's weight consists of GAGs, thereby providing us with the evidence that GAGs may account for up to 20% of the weight of matrix [ 63].

The enzyme activity was defined as the micromoles of p-nitrophenol released per minute by the hydrolysis of p-NPP by 1 mL of soluble enzyme or 1 mg of silica-bound enzyme (weight of matrix included) under standard assay conditions.

The percentage matrix erosion (E) at time t was estimated using (2) as follows: (2) matrix    erosion    = W i − W t W i × 100, where W i is the initial starting weight of the matrix and W t is the weight of matrix subjected to erosion, for time t.

To calculate the EID50/g of the field feather samples, we used our previous estimate of the weight of matrices collected from feathers (i.e., mean values of differences obtained between swabs weighed after and before the rubbing activity on body surface).

We also observe that the error floor4 is highly influenced by the network topology, weights of matrix W, and condition number of input matrix A. We investigate these properties in Section 5.3.

This step includes neutralizing the weight of decision matrix and generating fuzzy un-weighted matrix (R).

High molecular weight of the matrix and good dispersion of the impact modifier in the matrix lead to both higher fracture energy at initiation and tearing modulus.

The main component of the matrix is the fibril-forming type I collagen, which composes about 70% of the dry weight of the matrix [ 53].

Since the matrix demineralized in vitro does not recalcify, bone tissue produced by a given quantity of old matrix including BMP can be determined by measuring the ash weight per gram of dry weight of preimplanted matrix.

We have measured adsorbed amounts and concentration profiles of the adsorbed layer as a function of the annealing time and the molecular weight of the matrix.