The phrase "at sweep" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as in nautical terminology or in reference to a sweeping motion, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "The crew prepared the ship for the maneuver, ensuring everything was secure at sweep."
Alternatives: "during the sweep" or "at the sweep".
A one-electron, diffusional, ECerrev voltammetric peak is observed for the anodic electro-oxidation of Ph3P at sweep rates higher than 0.020 Vs−1.
At low ECMO blood flow (1500 mL/min), we found that CO2 elimination had a ceiling effect at sweep gas flow of 3.0 L/min with higher gas flows exerting no significant impact on PaCO2.
Terragni et al. describe that ECCO2R application at sweep gas flows of 6 to 8 L/min and blood flows of approximately 500 mL/min has shown to extract approximately 80 mL of CO2/min, which accounts for 40%% of the calculated CO2 production [3].
All analyses were conducted in STATA 10 (StataCorp, 2007), using survey commands to allow for the clustered design, with weights taking into account over-sampling at sweep 1 and non-response at sweep 2 (Plewis, 2007a, b).
§A priori confounders were age at sweep, language (English only, English and another), sex of cohort member.
Information at sweep 3 is less comprehensive, and little apart from examination achievement is directly relevant to the study of medicine as such.
A simple method of conducting sweep experiments at sweep-rates below 10 μV s−1 is outlined, and the use of this method as a tool in assessing the properties of intercalation electrode materials is demonstrated with results from the cell:.
At sweeps two and three, parents reported their country of birth.
ECMO flow was set at 4.0 L/min, sweep at 1 L/min, and ventilation was continued in the same mode as prior to ECMO initiation.
Essential to this research, both the NCDS58 and BCS70 record cohort members' area of residence (at a national and sub-regional level) at each sweep [ 29].
CV curves of (a) pure MWCNT electrode at different sweep rate, (b) Co3O4/MWCNT electrode with different Co3O4 contents at a sweep rate of 50 mVs−1.
