Sentence examples for deposited dose from inspiring English sources

The observed smaller particle size in sidestream relative to mainstream CS was translated into a difference in the lung deposited dose using in silico models for particle deposition in the murine lung [ 31].

The number of viable cells in the lungs is more directly comparable to human exposure: the fraction of airborne cells that are inhaled and deposit in the lung differ among animals and humans owing to anatomy, respiration rate, animal orientation, etc., but the deposited dose measured in animals can be compared to estimated deposition in the human respiratory tract [ 42].

This calculation is based on the following formula: daily deposited dose = graphene oxide concentration × minute volume × exposure duration × deposition efficiency.

A series of experiments were performed to establish the relationships between accelerating voltage ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 MeV, current, water flow and deposited dose to optimize the operating parameters and the selection of a cost-effective commercial electron beam.

These latter are used to improve the reconstruction quality or in order to reduce the required data volume or the deposited dose to the sample and reach a given quality goal.

Pharmacokinetic simulation incorporating a term for mucociliary clearance would predict over a 14 day an approximate cumulative pulmonary translocation from rat lung of no greater than 0.15% from a 100 μg deposited dose.

Many types of scenario for printed dosage form exist and the concepts include, on the simplest level, accurately deposited doses of drug substances.

In this paper we study the flux, particle spectra and deposited doses at the front-end electronics of the electromagnetic calorimeter of a detector at the ILC.

The average respiratory deposited doses to coarse (and fine) particles inside the excavator cabin and on-site temporary office increased by 57- (and 5-) and 13- (and 2-) times compared with the local background level, respectively.

Cells were continuously exposed in vitro to deposited doses of 0.18 μg/cm2 or 0.06 μg/cm2 of each NMO or MWCNT, respectively, over 6 and 10 weeks, while saline- and dispersant-only exposed cells served as passage controls.

For CeO2 and Ni Inco, the deposited doses at 24 h were estimated to be 55 and 60%, respectively.