Sentence examples for envisaged activity from inspiring English sources

For an administration of the clinically envisaged activity of 148 MBq (4 mCi) of 124I-IAZGP, the average absorbed dose to the parenchymal organs was estimated at 0.47 cGy with the kidney receiving an average absorbed dose of 0.83 cGy.

Possible uses of the reported formulation and production technique for other large diameter, high temperature seals of PFBR are indicated along with the envisaged activities en-route the production of perfected reactor inflatable seals.

Compounds 7, 15 and 16 once more envisaged outstanding activity against macrophages and phagocytes (Figure 2B), compound 7 and 16 having IC50 lower than 3.1 μg mL-1 while compound 15 and 17 had IC50 8.5 and 12.9 μg mL-1 respectively (Table 3).

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A roadmap of the envisaged experimental activities is presented in accordance with the test loop facility construction and mock-up design and fabrication schedules.

As the transcriptomic phenotypes associated with activation of the Nrf2 stress response become clearer, it is envisaged that monitoring the activity of this pathway will contribute to the continuing drive toward in vitro and in silico approaches for predicting the human hazard posed by chemicals and new drugs.

A new perspective to monitor vent activity is envisaged, and since measuring seawater is easier than measuring gas fluxes, a continuous and real time monitoring of hydrothermal activity could be designed.

Consequently, activities based on such assays should be treated with caution as they may lead to the erroneous conclusion that the CLEA has a low activity in the envisaged biotransformation.

The knowledge of the Moon subsoil geophysical properties is of great importance, for scientific reasons for the development of the Lunar exploration activities and the envisaged exploitation of its planetary resources.

Hence, it is envisaged that in 2052 the economic activity of older workers will be much higher compared to current levels in most of the countries.

It covers far more activities than was originally envisaged, including tribunals that were introduced to simplify the process.