dry weight

There was a certain dry weight at the back of her throat.

How much dry weight of salt would be needed to create that differential?

About half the dry weight of most living organisms is carbon.

Biomass is the dry weight of living things, in this case plants.

The standing crop is the total dry weight of all organisms.

There is no standardized way to test the dry weight of a motorcycle.

The biologist often likes to measure plant growth by dry weight.

A sample is set aside so that the dry weight of the plant material can be determined.

By definition, dry weight does not include any of the following:

The female converts the equivalent of almost her own body dry weight into eggs each day.

Some press and media outlets just exclude fuel to define their dry weight.

Studies have shown they contain up to 2.8% lovastatin on a dry weight basis.

Growth is defined as the dry weight per original number of test organisms when group weights are obtained.

For plants there have been numerous papers on the relationship between growth indicators such as dry weight or leaf area and time.

The average yield has been computed in dry weight basis of 14% moisture content.

Carbohydrates make up about 50% of the dry weight of green coffee seeds.

The bike has a manufacturer specified dry weight of 189 kg.

Dry weight minus 12 kg for races not taking place partly at night.

The dry weight of the net was seven and a half tons, wet it would weigh many times heavier.

The Drosophila brain makes up only a small part of head tissue (approximately 14% dry weight).

Measurements of dry weight gain showed a marked decline in relative growth rate below 5 C.

Wood with less than 25% moisture (dry weight basis) can remain free of decay for centuries.

Total harmala alkaloids were at least 5.9% of dried weight, in one study.

Tea contains more caffeine than coffee by dry weight.

However, its content strongly varies between plant species and it ranges from 0.1 to 6% of the plants' dry weight.