Sentence examples for integrated concentration from inspiring English sources

Diffusion tubes provide an average integrated concentration value (in μg m−3) for the length of time that the tube has been exposed, short-term variations are not recorded.

Hb adducts reflect an integrated concentration over 4 months (8); therefore, these adducts are useful as predictors of toxicity.

The DPS device was deployed from a ship cruising downstream the Danube River to provide temporally and spatially integrated concentrations.

There were no significant differences in the total production rate, mean or integrated concentrations, or regularity (ApEn) of circadian cortisol or DHEA secretion in RA patients compared with healthy control subjects (Table 3).

We also measured 48-hr integrated concentrations of PM with aerodynamic diameters ≤ 2.5 μm (PM2.5) and ≤ 10 μm (PM10) at three roof-top fixed-monitoring sites in each neighborhood [two in NM because an earlier pilot study found nearly identical concentrations at two of the original three sites (Arku et al. 2008)].

Because higher order upstream schemes are more accurate to integrate concentration equations, we only discuss about how to couple concentration equations using the Leonard scheme in this paper.

Month-long average air samples of SO2 (i.e. measurements integrating concentrations over a calendar month) were collected over a two-year period (April 2001 to December 2002) at various locations across rural areas of western Canada that are associated with both cattle ranching and primary oil/gas exploration.

AE51 filters and the filters from the filterpacks sampled for 24 h were extracted with ultrapure water and then analyzed by Ion Chromatography (IC) to determine integrated SO42− concentration.

Here, we successfully integrated the concentration and detection steps into a single step that occurs entirely within a portable paper-based diagnostic strip.

Peak concentration (Cmax) Time to peak concentration (Tmax) Area under the concentration time curve (AUC): The AUC is a measure of exposure that integrates concentration across time.

Noncompartmental analysis of individual concentration time profiles was used to estimate the following pharmacokinetic (PK) measures: Peak concentration (Cmax) Time to peak concentration (Tmax) Area under the concentration time curve (AUC): The AUC is a measure of exposure that integrates concentration across time.