Sentence examples for weight per time from inspiring English sources

It should be kept in mind that spermatogenesis is much more efficient in mouse compared to man, yielding a much higher number of mature spermatozoa per gram testis weight per time unit, and a small selective advantage of expression of an X-linked gene in mouse spermatids may translate into an essential function in man.

The specific growth rate of algae was measured using Eq. (A.1) and water hyacinth was measured for its change in weight per unit time.

The q t is the amount of solute adsorb per unit weight of adsorbent per time, (mg/g), and t 1/2 is the half-adsorption time, (g/h mg).

The q t is the amount of solute adsorbed per unit weight of adsorbent per time (mg/g), and t 0.5 is the half adsorption time (Boparai et al. 2010; Weber and Morris 1963).

Weber and Morris 1962 expressed the intraparticle diffusion model as shown in Eq. 13: q_{t} = k_{text{dif}} t^{1/2} + C (13 where: C is the  the intercept; K dif (mg/g h1/2), the intraparticle diffusion rate constant; q, the amount of solute adsorbed per unit weight of adsorbent per time (mg/g); t t 1/2, the half-adsorption time (h1/2).

A total of 6 infusions (bilateral striatal procedures in 3 animals) were performed for each molecular weight of dextran per time point (10 min and 3 h).

The rate of metabolism is usually measured in terms of oxygen consumed per unit of body weight per unit of time.

Participants in the quinine arm received a seven day course of quinine sulphate as 10 mg/kg body weight per dose three times daily.

This laboratory study directly compared per-mussel and per-dry-weight filtration rates (volume per time) of both species, gauged by the clearance of resuspended natural sediments (1 to 12 mg/L) from gently mixed, 1-L static vessels.

Total of 20 min of weight bearing time per day may be insufficient according to the previous report [ 23], but we chose this length to test the synergic effects of concomitant vibration for 16 min.

It is defined as the weight of the fuel burned per time unit (kg/second in SI units).