The phrase "available concentrations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the different levels or amounts of a substance that can be obtained or are offered, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The laboratory provides a range of available concentrations for the chemical solution, allowing for precise experimentation."
Alternatives: "offered concentrations" or "provided concentrations".
BCRP is known to affect the therapeutically available concentrations of various clinical agents [9 11].
Subsequently, the therapeutically available concentrations of certain agents increased in BCRP knock-out animal models that were highly prone to Mitoxantrone induced toxicity [17].
The solubility curves of TPI in the solvents and the conversion temperatures between isothermal and non-isothermal crystallization were supplied to propose the available concentrations and temperatures for TPI isothermal crystallization.
The cluster C1 is separated in two sub-clusters: the first sub-cluster groups Zn bioavailable concentrations (C NH4Cl, C soln, C E ) and Zn accumulated in vegetable roots, while the second sub-cluster contains Cu available concentrations (C NH4Cl, C soln, and C E ) and Cu accumulated in vegetable roots along with the soil pH, OC and CEC.
These characteristics facilitate higher transfection efficiencies, increased bioavailability, due to larger available concentrations, and improved tissue distribution [ 74].
This agrees with apparently low available concentrations suggested by electron microscopy (Additional file 1, Part III), though high total PDE concentrations were measured in vitro.
Transport behavior, bioavailability, and toxicity of organic chemicals are heavily dependent on their freely available concentration [17, 19].
The antimicrobial agent TCC seems to interact with MWCNT resulting in a lower available concentration of TCC in the test medium.
The difference here is on the available concentration and amount of detrimental compounded toothpaste logged in the toothbrush forensic evidence as supported by Song et al. (2015).
The maximum concentration percentage would reach up to 90% of the available concentration of each compound in shale formation (whose origin may be associated to drilling fluid, connate water and/or rock matrix) over a sufficiently long period of time.
Second, a potential selection bias exists due to the large portion of patients excluded due to the absence of an available concentration or having received vancomycin more than six hours prior to CVVH start.
