Sentence examples for concentrations to remain from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it becomes less important for serum concentrations to remain above the MIC all the time [66].

While the characteristics of the SMS reads will vary depending on platform, we expect that the distribution of reads across varying transcript concentrations to remain relatively consistent.

We expected OC concentrations to remain relatively constant or decrease between sampling dates.

Therefore, it becomes less important for serum concentrations to remain above the MIC all the time [ 66].

Ninety-six hours after a single administration, the mean OZ439 concentration was above 10 ng ml−1 at a dose of 800 mg of the oral dispersion (note that preclinical studies indicated that plasma concentrations need to remain above 10 20 ng ml−1 for approximately two parasite cycles to be efficacious).

Indeed, it has been shown that urinary isoprostane levels are increased when type 1 diabetes is diagnosed, and although they were shown to decline after 16 weeks of insulin treatment, isoprostane concentrations seem to remain elevated in persons with type 1 diabetes compared with controls (38).

Because the salt concentration had to remain low for stability reasons, the final stock suspensions contained only a tenth of this solution (=1.2 mM phosphate).

The reaction rate is proportional to the concentration of aqueous Cr VI), while the cell concentration is assumed to remain in far excess and constant throughout the experiment: d [ Cr (VI ) ] d t = − k obs [ Cr (VI ) ] where [Cr VI)] is the concentration of aqueous Cr VI), t is time, and kobs is the observed first-order reaction rate constant.

In our study, patients with increasing serum beta-hCG concentration were allowed to remain expectant and the cutoff level of initial serum beta-hCG was 2,500 IU/l, which is higher than generally used in previous studies.

The plasma concentration was shown to remain above baseline for up to 48 hours after oral administration.

We used this 10-mg/L concentration of NPs to remain within the sensitivity range of the analytical instruments.