Sentence examples for dose setting from inspiring English sources

The typical electron dose setting used for HRTEM imaging was about 10 20 electrons Å−2 per second, and the exposure time of the CCD camera ranged from 0.3 to 1 s.

When a good reproducibility was defined as an ICC of ≥0.75, this was achieved between the collimators and between no filtering and filtering with a high (200 MBq) injection dose, indicating that collimator choice and the use of post-reconstruction filtering do not significantly affect measurement reproducibility in this dose setting.

The UF-CBCT acquisition was performed with a 0.36  μGy/image detector entrance dose setting.

Thus, the selection of a level below 60%% will require a higher radiation dose setting for images of an equal amount of noise.

Further studies will need to address the longer term safety of MRA in a larger patient population, as this pilot study was to prove the safety of the therapy in a single dose setting.

There are earlier indicators of hepatocarcinogenic potential which include increased liver weight, evidence of cytotoxicity, enzyme induction and CAR agonist activity which are used to aid dose setting for long term bioassays and in estimating risk.

The Cimmino feasibility algorithm was then used to find each beam weight in order to obtain the prescribed target dose, set at 72 Gy to 100% of the tumor volume.

The newly published results from the cruise to Mars highlight the fact that had astronauts taken the same journey, their radiation exposure would have reached two-thirds of the maximum, career-long dose set by Nasa in less than a year.

For the purpose of this study, we defined high-dose PPI therapy as the maximal allowed dose set by the manufacturers, as spelled out in the labeled indications.

"We have 40,000 doses set aside for the first wave of schools, which we feel should be adequate," Dr. Farley said.

pH dosing set points were adjusted as needed to maintain the desired pCO2 in each treatment.