Sentence examples for derived acute from inspiring English sources

To contrast the pattern of bony reversal linesin bisphosphonate osteonecrosis of the jaw with infected osteomyelitis derived acute osteonecrosis of the jaw.

The derived acute and chronic RfDs are based on the same underlying data as used by the U.S. EPA, with similar or identical choices of POD.

6 Despite a typical match consisting of comparatively few scrums (compared to other contact events, such as tackles), around 40% of all rugby derived acute spinal cord injuries occur in the scrum.

It also describes a new initiative to develop a European methodology for deriving acute exposure threshold levels that responds to emerging needs in this area.

Data from a single occupational study of 58 men (Hollingsworth et al. 1956) were used in conjunction with animal studies to derive acute and chronic exposure levels in the air considered to pose the minimal risk to humans (ATSDR 2004).

In deriving Acute Exposure Guideline Levels (AEGLs), US EPA (2004) selected 0.9 ppm as the AEGL for an 8-hour exposure, noting that "At 0.35 to 0.9ppm, the subjects subjective eye irritation responses ranged from none to slight, the same as their responses to clean air".

The risk of death was derived from acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE) II scores [19] or simplified acute physiology score (SAPS) III [20].

With regard to the still limited and heterogenic data of chronic fish tests, conclusions on aquatic hazard estimation need to be checked and the question arises whether the chronic toxicity to fish can be adequately derived from acute data.

With regard to the limited and heterogenic data of chronic fish tests, conclusions on aquatic hazard estimation need to be checked and the question still arises whether the chronic toxicity to fish can be adequately derived from acute data using fixed ACR ratios.

The choice of a natural isolate can be based on having the closest sequence to all others, or picking a strain derived from acute infection and arguing that there is a convergence of viral sequences during transmission[7].

Highly cross-reactive clones (E5, 10B3, 9F5, 10H5, 8E9 and 9E5) and serotype specific clones 10A4 and 3H9 (both recognising pD2) were grown from short term lines derived from acute samples.