Sentence examples for exposure ratios from inspiring English sources

The environmental risk is characterised by dividing these PECs by appropriate PNECs (predicted no-effect concentrations) or by calculating Toxicity Exposure Ratios.

Drug targeting efficiency percent and brain/blood exposure ratios remained above 100% and 1 respectively after intranasal instillation compared to a maximum brain/blood exposure ratio of 0.8 post intravenous route.

It was efficacious against B-RAF as well as K-Ras driven xenograft models and showed despite being orally bioavailable and not a P-glycoprotein substrate much lower brain/plasma exposure ratios than PD325901.

Our subjects have inhalation-to-diet exposure ratios that increase with decreasing PCB chlorination.

In total we found no estimates of exposure ratios to be less than 0.5.

In the population surveyed, exposure ratios of intravenous injection/infusion, pedicure, and beauty treatment were 12%, 14 % and 5, respectively.

Respective reflectance and transmittance (insert) spectra are illustrated in Fig. 2b, in accordance with exposure ratio.

Then, we extracted two new low-complexity quality features (abnormal exposure ratio and exposure residual energy) and a color-based feature in different exposure regions.

Prakash et al. [18] found that the convective loss values increase with opening ratio or exposure ratio while the aspect ratio is equal to 1.

The total amount of graphite corrosion maintains no more than 320 kg, the exposure ratio of first coated particles is less than 2.4% in the BDBA.

According to the example from Figure 11 in which the exposure ratio of four was used, the setting of threshold parameter is. Figure 12 Merging long- and short-exposure images into one image: (a) mixing and (b) hard switching.