Sentence examples for assuming clearance from inspiring English sources

Assuming clearance is identical, the ratio of areas under observed PO t) (AUCO) and PV t) (AUCV) curves is equivalent to the ratio of [C]Phe doses introduced into the systemic circulation.

Although the long-term utility of such procedures is not known, results in the medium term suggest that assuming clearance can be achieved they are no different from any other liver resection (Pamecha et al, 2008).

BSkyB will pick up a fourth slot on Freeview when it takes over the Virgin 1 channel, assuming regulatory clearance is given to its £160m takeover of Virgin Media Television's channels.

A model selection process by AIC revealed that assuming bacterial clearance with a constant number of functional AMs (model D2 or D3 at Supplementary 2) provided the best fitting to the data in the single T4 group.

With the new strategy and cost savings of £30m per annum there may be questioning of whether Barr Britvic Soft Drinks will still be created (assuming Competition Commission clearance)." Analysts have previously suggested AG Barr could walk away from the deal after GlaxoSmithKline said it was considering a sale of Ribena and Lucozade.

Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette, the institutional securities house, announced yesterday that it planned to move for ward with its public offering of 800,000 common shares on April 9. Assuming final clearance by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the concern on that day will become the first publicly owned member of the New York Stock Exchange in history.

Huffington Post, our soon to be sister site (assuming government clearance of the AOL acquisition goes through), had quite a January.

Using the same dataset, de Cellès et al. [ 12] reported significant differences in the rates of acquisition estimated independently for different serotypes while assuming shared clearance rates.

A chlamydia infection detected at baseline would have a short infection period (assuming its clearance shortly after treatment), whereas an infection detected at follow-up could have been present for a few weeks up to a year.

In the reported case, a rare sudden occurrence of early-onset compartment syndrome of all extremities highlights muscle ischemia as a possible cause of unresponsiveness to intensive care treatment despite assumed bacterial clearance.

It was assumed that clearance of the pathogen occurs when P = 1 is achieved and that re-infection does not take place over the course of the simulations which cover the time period required for clearing the pathogen or reaching the steady state.