Sentence examples for late concentration from inspiring English sources

Frick capitalised on McCartney's late concentration lapse to shoot low into the bottom corner but nothing was going to spoil Healy's and Worthington's night.

Adding a "terminal" exponential to the 1-day data collection would underestimate the concentration at day 6, as exponentials go to zero too quickly to mimic late concentration.

It is possible that Ang II is an early mediator in a cascade of events that results in organ failure over the first day, and as such the late concentration of Ang II is less relevant to organ failure.

Chloroform and ethyl acetate extract of L. macrophylla showed 81.82 ± 0.15% and 80.09 ± 0.23% of scavenging activity at the latest concentration.

The late measured concentration was 5 PPT (Fig. 9c) which it is less than the initial concentration.

By far, the most important contribution to the time integral over the input function stems from the slowest exponential, and the described procedure therefore essentially reduces to using an invariant-shaped input function scaled to the actually observed individual late tracer concentration in the blood.

We have found that one of the closest subclusters to the no treatment cluster was the late high concentration TNF cluster.

Figure  1a demonstrates that when an exponential fit includes the late-time concentrations, late-time concentrations are accurately fit.

In general, it is obtained by normalizing late activity concentrations to the integral of the blood time-activity curve.

However, image-derived input functions require validation for each individual radiotracer and preliminary results for [11C]HED [44] have shown that late activity concentrations were overestimated in the image-derived input functions, which is in line with observations in other studies that made use of a combination of image-derived input function and blood sampler data [26],[26].

Gunshots sometimes shatter the late-night concentration of artists-at-work.