Sentence examples for average peak level from inspiring English sources
Beginning on day 14 there was a statistically significant (p<0.05) increase in VEGF levels, rising to an average peak level of 37.985 pg/ml at day 21.
On day 14 there was a statistically significant (p<0.05) increase in VEGF levels in the serum of mice inoculated with the cells, with an average peak level of 37.985 pg/ml at day 21.
Average peak levels of salivary glutamate were 220 ± 61 μM in MSG week and 14 ± 2 μM in placebo week.
Long-term average exposures, including average peak levels or hours above threshold levels, are likely more important for relationships with chronic disease, but this assumption needs to be evaluated for specific agents and outcomes of focus in the National Children's Study.
Rather than soaring toward record levels, sunspots--and by inference their accompanying disruptive solar storms--will most likely increase to near-average peak levels by 2012.
After a single oral dose of 40 mg of LOR, average peak milk level (20.4 39.0 ng/mL) occurred at 2.0 h after the dose while the average peak milk level of DSL is in the range of (9.0 29.6 ng/mL) occurred at 5.3 h after the dose [44].
The 1,3-butadiene and 2,5-dimethylfuran peak levels in the smokers' breath were similar (360 and 376 microg/m(3), respectively); the average benzene peak level was 522 microg/m(3).
Consistent with the observed data, the results indicated that for the average trauma population with a post-dose requirement of 8.7 units of RBC (population average), peak plasma levels of rFVIIa activity equivalent to approximately 65 U.ml-1 (equal to approximately 43 nM) may be expected.
These results highlight that both long term average and peak levels are important in assessing sleep disturbance.
Applying the NO2−:NO3− ratio derived from the Neuse River data, average to peak levels of NO2− in the Mississippi River are expected to be 1 2 mg N/L.
However, treated animals had milder fever as expressed by average lower peak levels and shorter fever periods.
