Sentence examples for weight per minute from inspiring English sources
His VO2 Max, a measure of a person's maximum oxygen intake during exertion, has been measured at between eighty-five and ninety milliliters per kilogram of body weight per minute.
Manzano, said Ed Coyle, director of the Human Performance Laboratory at the University of Texas, can consume 82.2 milliliters of oxygen per kilogram of body weight per minute — a capacity that, Coyle estimates, only 10 runners and 10 cyclists in the world can match.
The brown-coloured complex formed was measured spectrophotometrically at 470 nm and expressed as A470 per gram of fresh tissue weight per minute (Cipollani 1998).
These data are entered into a score formula for calculating the Metabolic Equivalent Task (MET) from cycling/walking for transport during the week. 1 MET is the metabolic equivalent task at rest (seated), for the average adult, corresponding to approximately 3.5 ml O2/kg body weight per minute [11].
Oxygen consumption (VO2) peak is expressed as VO2 per kg total body weight per minute (mL/kg/min).
During physiological hyperinsulinemia (80 100 μU/ml), leg muscle glucose uptake increases linearly with time, reaching a plateau value of ∼10 mg/kg leg weight per minute after 60 min (13, 14).
In spite of the fact that there are many parameters that can affect the mud loss rate and inherent errors in the results, such as mud weight, weight on bit, stroke per minute of pumps and rock type, the mud loss rate is one of the most important parameters in indirect observations of fractures.
Secretory rates were expressed as the weight of saliva per minute of collection.
Chickens produce 19 26 m3/kg body weight of C02 per minute (11); comparable figures can be estimated as 13 17 for dogs and 8 11 for humans, when specific metabolic rate scales (in homeotherms) are used as mass-0.25 (12).
The machine learning model is first used to predict ROP – with input parameters such as weight on bit (WOB), rotations per minute of the drill bit (RPM), and flow rate of the drilling mud.
Based near Philadelphia's Boathouse Row, the first Cadence watch (the heavy quartz LCD model near the top of the picture above) had a built-in weight that sensed your strokes per minute.
