Sentence examples for estimates of the potency from inspiring English sources

Individual estimates of the potency ratio for R-albuterol/RS-albuterol were calculated and summarized across all subjects.

Such parameters may be useful as quantitative estimates of the potency of hepatocarcinogenic agents not only in rodents, but potentially in quantitative risk estimations in the human.

The TEF approach is a relative potency paradigm that is based on estimates of the potency of dioxin-like effects of individual chemicals, or a mixture of chemicals assuming a common mechanism of action involving binding of the compound(s) to the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) (Schmidt and Bradfield 1996).

This number gives an estimate of the potency of a specific mutagen and in this study also served as a baseline of mutagenesis.

While this in vitro assay gives a crude estimate of the potency of individual ESCs, it is difficult to assign totipotency based solely on marker expression in the absence of embryonic context.

Estimates of the carcinogenic potency of the two primary oxidative metabolites of TCE--trichloroacetic acid and dichloroacetic acid, which are mouse liver carcinogens in their own right--are also made, but it is not clear whether the carcinogenic potency of TCE can be quantitatively ascribed to metabolic generation of these metabolites.

For the rodent/human comparison, the best estimate of the interspecies potency factor is lognormally distributed around 1 when the potencies in both species are measured in units of (mg/kg-day -1.

Many methods, including last observation carried forward, yield biased estimates of the efficacy or potency, especially with modeling.

In a recent article using data from the National Toxicology Program (NTP) of the National Institutes of Health, hexavalent chromium was identified as 'likely to be a carcinogen to humans' with an estimate of the cancer potency to humans equal to 0.5 (mg/kg/day -1 [ 2].

This method produced a posterior mean of ratio of the early-life to adult cancer potency, which is an estimate of the potential susceptibility of early-life exposure to carcinogens.

Moreover, all existing estimates of the protein's inhibitory potency have been obtained from crystallization systems based on inorganic metastable solutions.