Sentence examples for extractable radioactivity from inspiring English sources

The extractable radioactivity decreases continuously and the non-extractable residues remain constant at around 10% of the applied radioactivity.

Characterization of extractable radioactivity by means of GPC-analysis showed a significant decrease of the molecular weight of the PAM with time.

The metabolite study showed that the extractable radioactivity was unchanged [I]-CLINME in organs which expresses TSPO.

In the adrenals, kidney, and heart, more than 95% of the extractable radioactivity was shown to be unchanged [I]-CLINME, which remained constant over the three hours studied.

However, only (A), (B) and metabolite ml contributed significantly to total extractable radioactivity and ml was the major metabolite in liver associated with radioactivity at times of 24 h and after.

Incubations with purified Z. mobilis HpnD and FPP gave trace amounts of extractable radioactivity before treatment with phosphatase, which comigrated with HSQ, while no radioactivity for HSQ was seen in a similar experiment with R. plaustris.

After clean-up (see "GPC") of NaOH-extractable radioactivity from the 5 cm top soil layer, extracts from all soil samples were analyzed by GPC.

About 10% of applied radioactivity was not extractable from soil even with a matrix destructive method, and this was concluded to be bound residue.

In the control, 14.2%% of the initially applied radioactivity was found to be methanol-extractable 14C residues, whereas in the inoculated soil samples, the methanol-extractable 14C-residues were almost three times lower (5.1 %, Table 1).

Detection limits for hexane-extractable non-polar compounds (2% of total radioactivity applied) such as TCDD-Py were not provided [31].

In a study with 14C-flumequine in calves, 86-99% of the radioactivity in kidney, muscle and fat was extractable and the only metabolites found were flumequine and 7-hydroxyflumequine.