Sentence examples for amount used on a from inspiring English sources

Frequency and type of substance use over the past month were recorded using the Maudsley Addiction Profile (MAP) [ 24], a structured interview which inquires about a wide range of substances and the number of days used in the past month, the amount used on a typical day, and the route of administration.

Additional File 1, SBEI Guide, defines amount used with small corresponding to containers used on workbench, medium corresponding to drum scale, and high for large amounts used on a vat scale.

The amount used on California farms alone could, according to Dr. Irma West, of the California State Department of Public Health, "provide a lethal dose for five to ten times the whole world's population".

Researches found that 54% of flowers and vegetable plants sold at large home and garden stores contained neonicotinoids, sometimes at concentrations 220 times higher than the amount used on agricultural crops.

According to WWE Magazine, the amount of pyrotechnics used would be ten times that of the amount used on Raw.

For example, the presence of a carcinogen, mutagen, teratogen, or asthmagen that was listed on the Massachusetts (toxic) Substance List (see Additional File 1, page 7) was deemed indicative of Major potential for exposure only if present at greater than a trace amount (> 1%) and used on a daily basis in medium to high amounts.

The average amount used in a clinical study on osteoporotic burst fracture treated by balloon kyphoplasty was 8,4 mL [ 22].

The amount of oxygen delivered in the 1.3 atm group is similar to the amount used in a previous study on HBOT in children with CP that utilized 1.3 atm and room air pressure ("hyperbaric air") [ 26].

Don't stick your fingers in wax; just touch it lightly and you will have the right amount to use on a single rebellious hair.

First, fuel combustion emissions are tied with inputs (the amount of fuel used on-site).

• To the Editor: Your editorial about ethanol does not mention the carbon impact of the large amount of fossil fuel-based fertilizers used on a conventionally raised field of corn.