Sentence examples for assessment compounds from inspiring English sources

For compound assessment, compounds were serially diluted in 100 % DMSO through a ten-point, one in three dilution curve, in row orientation using a Janus 8 channel Varispan.

This inhomogeneity in outcome assessment compounds the difficulty of arriving at a single conclusion with respect to the impact of noise on sleep disruption in the ICU.

"The lack of previous analysis in this area is indicative of successive governments' disregard for the effectiveness of ESA and the work capability assessment, compounded by indifference to the rights and concerns of sick and disabled people," says the Spartacus researcher Caroline Richardson.

The authors argue for a new approach to risk assessment for compounds with low-dose exposure, one that is based on the fundamental biology of the compound's effect on the human organism and the likelihood that a threshold exists below which no adverse effect occurs.

In general, there is no scenario in which one should use a grid search approach (it is always preferable to use random search or a Bayesian method) or SVMlight heuristics (it is always better to use libSVM) in the tasks connected with the assessment of compounds bioactivity.

The new structural alerts may aid in the predictive inhalation toxicity assessment of compounds as well as in designing low-toxicity chemicals, and provide a rationale for the chemistry underlying the toxicological outcome that can also be used for scoping targeted experimental studies.

Currently legislation requires assessment for compounds of log  Kow higher than 3.

AMS is an attractive method to determine human pharmacokinetics, DNA binding, and other potential biomarkers of importance in risk assessment of compounds with potential toxicity.

The separation step allows the individual assessment of compounds in a mixture and links affinity and structure information via the retention time.

The approach used was an efficient way at summarising priority knowledge gaps as a starting point for health risk assessment of compounds, based on their relevance for the risk assessment outcome.

This model provides a rapid and ethically acceptable tool with which to perform a preliminary assessment of compounds of low log  Kow, and as such ideal for large numbers of pharmaceuticals that typically have a lower propensity to bioaccumulate.