The injected dose and time lapse between injection and acquisition for each subject, as well as patient weight, can be found in Table 2.
The injected activity and the exact delay between injection and the start of the acquisition were recorded for each patient.
The total activity excreted in the urine within the first 16 h (time between injection and operation) was <2 % of the injected activity.
Of note, the injected activity per kilogram and the delay between injection and acquisition met the EANM requirements.
Horses that were treated with Lasix lost an average of 27.9 pounds between injection and a weight measurement after the race, while untreated horses lost an average of 11.9 pounds.
Distance between injection wells (m).
No biological elimination occurred between injection and the first image acquisition.
The IFT between injection water, crude oil and surfactant solutions is presented in the Table 4.
No patients voided their bladders between injection and dose-rate measurement.
Selected surfactant formulations for core flooding experiment were reduced IFT between injection water and crude oil.
Interactive effects between injection timing and EGR for all blends were presented.
