Sentence examples for a dose gradient from inspiring English sources

G-Rg5 or G-Rk1 were diluted with PBS to a final concentration of 100 μmol/L, then added to PCR tubes with Annexin A2 protein, forming a dose gradient from 0.2 μmol/L to 10 μmol/L.

However again, the presence of a dose gradient was not evaluated formally.

For these associations there was a indication of a dose gradient, as the point estimate for the odds ratio increased as the level of annoyance or odor detection increased for four of the five associations evaluated.

To observe dose-dependent effects, we first performed a dose gradient assay in vivo.

During radiotherapy with IMRT, a dose gradient zone is present next to the radiation field, especially within 5-mm margins.

Other parts of the tissues may move around in a dose gradient, making it difficult to state the exact dose received by each tissue element.

Increases in the dynamic leaf motion length resulted in a decreased dose gradient and a broader inclined region.

Basically, longer leaf motion produces a slower dose gradient and a wider inclined region at the field border.

This technique is the precise stereotactic delivery of a single high radiation dose to a defined target with a steep dose gradient at the margin.

A high-resolution readout study under a steep dose gradient region showed 98.9% (5%/1 mm) agreement between PRESAGE®-IV and Gafchromic® EBT2 Film.

For a gradual dose gradient change of 2.1 Gy/mm or smaller, dose profile degradation appears insignificant for a two-hour elapsed diffusion time.