I have performed several enzymatic: lipolytic, amylolytic, and proteolytic activity assay.
After looking into it, it turns out there are three formulas for calculating the hydrolytic index.
For example:
D: diameter of hydrolysis zone
d: diameter of bacterial colony
First formula: (D-d/)d
Second formula: D/d
Third formula: (D+d)/d
What is the meaning of these three formulas?
Thanks in advance.
To calculate a hydrologic index, the appropriate formula depends on the specific index you're interested in, as each serves different purposes in hydrology. Here are some commonly used hydrologic indices and their calculation methods:
1. Phi Index (ϕ-index)
The Phi Index estimates the average rate of infiltration during a rainfall event, helping to determine the excess rainfall that contributes to runoff.
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