Sentence examples for weight per hour from inspiring English sources

An unstructured model was used to analyze the fermentation data and calculate the specific substrate consumption rates for both glucose and xylose with units of grams of sugar consumed per gram of cell (dry weight) per hour.

In the Table the oxygen consumption of various animals is expressed in terms of millilitres of oxygen per kilogram of body weight per hour, reflecting the gas demands of different species at rest and in motion.

We have investigated the effects of high arginine (Arg) levels (7.5 mg/100 g body weight per hour) on the early integration of biocompatible mesh grafts into the rat abdominal wall.

Mean food consumption was 0.88 ± 0.10% of body weight per hour during the night.

The MET value is the caloric need per kilogram of body weight per hour of activity divided by the caloric need per kilogram of body weight per hour at rest.

Patients were either allotted to a total effluent flow rate of 25 ml/kg body weight per hour or 40 ml/kg body weight per hour with treatment continued until recovery of kidney function or discharge from intensive care.

The emission rates were calculated as emission per dry weight (DW) per hour.

Glucose availability was set to 8 mmol per gram dry weight (gDw) per hour, oxygen to 18.5 mmol gDw-1 hr-1, with ammonia, phosphate, sulfate and trace minerals available in excess.

Respiration rate was expressed as carbon dioxide released per kilogram per hour of fresh weight (mg CO2 kg−1 h−1).

The iron efficient plant showed a statistically significant increase in root reductase activity from 0.2 to 0.7 umol Fe reduced per gram of fresh weight tissue per hour at 50 uM Fe(NO3 3.

By 1933 speeds of 85 miles (136 km) per hour were being reached by skiers carrying such weights.