Sentence examples for bioavailability ratio from inspiring English sources

Doses of Pb test material and Pb salt producing the same IDM can be calculated from the best fitting equations, and the bioavailability ratio calculated for each endpoint studied (AUC, BLL, Pb in bones, etc).

The aim of the trial was to estimate the relative bioavailability (ratio of exposure: test/reference) and its 90% confidence interval (CI) regarding PK and PD parameters (as listed below).

We, therefore, evaluated the effects of high fat (HF) and high fat-high cholesterol (HC) diets on arginase activity in plasma and tissues and on global arginine bioavailability (defined as the ratio of plasma arginine to ornithine + citrulline) in apoE−/− and wild-type C57BL/6J mice.

The pyramid consists of six levels in which foods are arranged on the basis of their phosphorus content, phosphorus to protein ratio and phosphorus bioavailability.

The pyramid consists of six floors in which foods are arranged on the basis of phosphorus content, phosphorus to protein ratio and phosphorus bioavailability.

There is therefore a need to determine whether CXCL12 status in EOC depends on its bioavailability and on the CXCR4/CXCR7 ratio in tumor cells, which would support an effect of CXCL12.

The addition of 10% MI Peat allowed for a larger number of worms to be used for the bioavailability experiments, with a 50 1 ratio of sediment organic carbon to dry weight of the aquatic worms (Kukkonen and Landrum 1994).

Absolute bioavailability was determined from the ratio of AUC0− t values obtained from p.o. administration versus that obtained from i.v. administration and expressed as F =Dose i.v. ×AUC p.o. /Dose p.o. ×AUC i.v. ×100.

Whereas reduction in the dietary phytate zinc ratio improves the bioavailability of exogenous zinc (61), this is not the case for endogenous zinc in children in Malawi with EE who were likely zinc deficient.

The i.v. dose of 1.5 mg m-2 was administered as a 30 min continuous infusion on day 2. The bioavailability was calculated as the ratio of the oral to i.v. area under the curve (AUC) calculated up to the last measured time point.

Effects of PA on mineral bioavailability also depend on the PA/micronutrient ratio (Frank et al. 2009).