The phrase "adjust clamp" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to modify the position or tension of a clamp, often in mechanical or construction settings.
Example: "Before proceeding with the assembly, make sure to adjust the clamp to secure the parts properly."
Alternatives: "tighten the clamp" or "modify the clamp".
Furthermore, they did not adjust clamp-derived M-values for lean body mass, and used lower insulin infusion rates (40 mU/m/min), which may have resulted in incomplete suppression of hepatic glucose production (HGP) in participants with high BMI.
Adjust the clamps by trial and error until they are in the correct position.
Briefly, a primed-continuous infusion of regular insulin ( 1 or 3 milliunits/kg·min) was administered, and a variable infusion of a 25% dextrose solution was started and periodically adjusted to clamp the plasma glucose concentration at 7 8 mM.
Plasma glucose levels were measured every 5 min, and a 20% dextrose infusion was adjusted to clamp plasma glucose concentrations between 80 and 90 mg/dl during 5 h of the study, as previously described (12).
By adjusting the clamp, the transducer surface was immerged into gel and was placed approximately 4.5 mm above the cartilage surface with the focal zone of ultrasound beam located inside the cartilage layer to obtain the maximum echo amplitude.
Plasma glucose levels were measured every 5 min, and a 20% dextrose infusion was adjusted to clamp plasma glucose concentrations between 80 and 100 mg/dL during 5 h of the study, as previously described (7, 8).
Throughout the administration of insulin, venous blood samples for the measurement of glucose and insulin levels were drawn from an ipsilateral deep vein at 15-min intervals until the steady state was reached (in ∼60 min) and every 30 min thereafter, while a simultaneous infusion of 20% dextrose in a contralateral arm vein was adjusted to clamp systemic glucose levels at the baseline value.
We are in [the] process of improving rubber pads design and in addition there is an option to adjust the upper clamp to reduce compression power".
We are in [the] process of improving rubber pads design and in addition there is an option to adjust the upper clamp to reduce compression power". So while it might be too late for my formerly-pristine case, those who pick up production models via the Kickstarter page shouldn't have to worry about damage — though I'd still be careful with that clamp.
As well, do not allow the patient to touch or adjust the roller clamp as only a qualified medical worker or nurse should adjust the IV's flow rate.
