Sentence examples for concentration goal from inspiring English sources
Total infusion duration was 22 min [15 29], maximal TCI concentration goal was 4 ng/mL [3 5], and total drug dose infused was 252 µg [184 362].
Total infusion duration was 22 minutes [15-29] [15-29]ncenTCItion goal was 4 ng/mL [3.5-5.5] and total drug dose infused wad 279 µg [196-377].
The current concentration is about 394 parts per million (ppm), and McKibben had considered naming the group "450," after a concentration goal some researchers say would help protect the planet from climate change's most adverse impacts.
Arterialized plasma glucose was allowed to decline until 5.5 mmol/L, after which glucose clamping started with a glucose concentration goal of 5 mmol/L.
The DNA was plated in a 96-well plate with concentration goal of 7.5 ng/ul in a total volume of 40ul (300 ng total).
The PRBwas keyed at least 0.3 m into impermeable bedrock and after 1 year of operation, effluent from the PRBcontinued to meet regulatory concentration goals for all contaminants.
Engineered wetlands are currently being used to retain P from stormwater inflows but are not consistently achieving outflow P concentration goals.
Furthermore, a prospective study which targeted reductions in blood lactate concentration goals was equally effective as a strategy targeting central venous oxygen saturation [ 25, 27].
Another potential explanation for our findings is that achievement of the targeted antibiotic concentration goals took longer with the use of the prolonged infusion compared to the shorter infusions of the time-dependent carbapenems [ 28, 29].
They discuss what can block an actor from being fully engaged in a performance and how to make deep inner concentration a goal for students who will ultimately be performing before a general audience in a public theater.
For the primary endpoints in the pharmacokinetic studies (i.e. the area under the curve and the maximum concentration), the goal is to show that the 90% confidence interval of the ratio test/reference is within the range 80 125%, the conventional acceptance range for bioequivalence, unless otherwise justified 19.
