Sentence examples for concentrate to maintain from inspiring English sources
In the case of bleeding, platelets were administered to maintain a platelet count ≥80,000/mm3, fresh frozen plasma (FFP) to maintain the international normalised ratio (INR) ≤1.5 or prothrombin (PT) >70%%, and cryoprecipitate or fibrinogen concentrate to maintain fibrinogen plasma concentration ≥1.5 g/L.
Because you will have to concentrate to maintain your balance, the tree pose serves to focus your mind.
The formula was concentrated to maintain the protein to energy ratio to allow adequate energy for growth secondary to IUGR.
Higher task difficulty, then, makes people concentrate harder to maintain their desired level of performance.
"I think she has to concentrate on trying to maintain this Paralympic success and build on that stockpile of gold medals".
This is consistent with the findings of the Swedish prophylaxis studies, which showed a reduction in hemorrhages when concentrate was dosed to maintain nadir levels of approximately 1%. 65, 66 However, this high level of care is prohibitively expensive, particularly for populations in the developing world, and there is a strong need for improving treatment options.
Platelet concentrates were used to maintain the platelet count > 80,000 cells/μl in the patient with active bleeding and > 50,000 cells/μl in the stable, nonbleeding patient.
Concentrate composition was adjusted to maintain dietary starch and neutral detergent fiber contents at 35.9 and 28.9% of DM, respectively.
PSOA is commonly available commercially as a concentrate due to its ability to maintain equilibrium longer as a concentrate than in diluted solutions.
These results indicate that a biophysical carbon-concentrating mechanism then predominated to maintain carbon flow for CO2 reduction during nutrient deprivation.
In order to achieve high optical collector and therefore high solar field efficiencies parabolic trough concentrators in concentrating solar power plants need to maintain their parabolic shape during operation.
