Sentence examples for assignment of the concentration from inspiring English sources

In contrast, assignment of the concentration measurements with the Mirus does not rely on carbon dioxide but on the flow.

In brief, for assignment of the concentration measurements to the phases of the respiratory cycle, common gas monitors rely on the carbon dioxide signal.

Although predicted and observed maximum serum concentrations are of the same magnitude with the exception of Lubeck, predicted minimum concentrations are always larger than observed minimum concentration because of the default assignment of background concentration of 3.9 ppb for all individuals in 2005.

This conclusion has been based primarily on the fact that the randomized controlled trial design minimizes nondifferential misclassification bias resulting from the inaccurate assignment of microbial concentrations in the water to exposed participants.

We found substantial variation in arsenic concentrations in both PWS and private well estimates for past homes, indicating the assignment of a single concentration across all water supply source types could result in exposure misclassification.

Strategies used for the assignment of cutoff concentrations in acute care, i.e., the 99th percentile, may not be appropriate for primary care as changes over baseline levels may provide more accurate information of risk than cross-sectional results.

In this paper we introduce the robust random number generation problem where the goal is to design an abstract tile assembly system (aTAM system) whose terminal assemblies can be split into n partitions such that a resulting assembly of the system lies within each partition with probability 1/n, regardless of the relative concentration assignment of the tile types in the system.

We investigated oxidative damage to DNA and related repair capacity in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) during controlled exposure to urban air particles with assignment of number concentration (NC) to four size modes with average diameters of 12, 23, 57, and 212 nm.

Assignment of DBP concentrations for each man required information on the timing of exposure and the array of week-specific DBP measurements.

One vivid and related memory I have is from an assignment that had me following a group of WWII veterans on a tour around southeast Germany of the concentration camps they had liberated at the end of the war.

An additional problem with some dust samples involved the presence of interfering compounds (i.e., compounds that coeluted with the target analyte), creating uncertainty and prohibiting assignment of specific concentrations.