Sentence examples for leads available from inspiring English sources

This analysis reflects the efficacy of the devices and leads available at the time and as programmed in the clinical trials.

It could be argued that the new connector and lead standard may potentially exacerbate any existing problems with the leads available and introduce connector problems that are currently of no concern.

As the parent study for this project did not include measures of serum zinc in all the visits, we only evaluated children who attended at the 24-month visit, when a subsample of children had both serum zinc and blood lead available.

This leads to available bandwidth usage of the data calls and better system resource utilization and performance results.

In your diary/journal, keep track of all conversations, idea-associations, leads, and available sources of information from these information-gathering interviews, and public and private leads.

The answer, he decided, was that West held an honor in each of the side suits and did not have a passive lead available.

Tests in yards in Baltimore showed that the amount of lead available to be absorbed by humans was reduced by 20 to 38 percent after the biosolids were added to the soil.

Blood lead concentration rises within days of exposure to lead [29], thus serving as a relative indicator of the amount of lead available in carrion food sources at each study site.

Therefore, the amount of lead available for transfer from plasma into breast milk varied over the range of blood lead, so blood lead may not be the best matrix in which to study the kinetics of lead transfer into breast milk and, ultimately, as a source of exposure to the breastfeeding infant.

The increased amount of lead bound to the ALAD 2 isozyme should result in decreased lead available to inhibit ferrochelatase, which would thus be available to catalyze the formation of heme with subsequent formation of hemoglobin in the presence of Fe2+.

Senior ICU physiotherapists led all available rehabilitation programmes, with the exception of one led by a rehabilitation physiotherapist.