Sentence examples for defined a target from inspiring English sources

Considering that oxa- and cloxacillin are highly bound to albumin and that their unbound fraction i.e. the available fraction for antibiotic efficacy in healthy patients is known to be 10%, we defined a target range of total antibiotic concentration of 20 50 mg/L to reach the 100% T > MIC.

We have defined a target SD as the SD that is duplicated from another SD, the source SD.

Berhanu 2007 used a four week titration period for insulin (Humalog, Humulin 70/30 or Humulin N) and defined a target fasting plasma glucose of less than 140 mg/dL while avoiding hypoglycaemia.

We have defined a target race as one where the subject trained to attain his best possible performance based on his individual characteristics and training background (e.g., 5 km race for the more middle-distance oriented type of runners and 100 km race for the ultra-endurance runners).

As the target level was 6.5 mmol/L, we defined a target glucose range of 4 7.5 mmol/L.

For each microRNA I defined a target sequence (sixmer) and its 18 nontarget neighbors, that is, the 18 one-nucleotide variations of the target site.

Jahan et al. (2012) defined a target-based normalization technique to develop a TOPSIS method for application in electrical insulating materials selection.

It felt good to be able to define a target and then hit it there.

A company entering the market will define a target need or customer group, design the appropriate product, set up distribution, and establish a marketing communications program.

In particular, our goal is to test the ability of MOUD as a support algorithm in the identification of influential users without pre-defining a target profile.

The development of a modified-release (MR) dosage form starts with defining a target product quality profile based on the clinical needs.