Sentence examples for loc for from inspiring English sources

Veterans with combat mTBI experienced 380 episodes of LOC, mean of 3.02±0.20 episodes of LOC per veteran (range of 1 8 episodes of LOC for a veteran, online appendix 2 shows the numbers of veterans with specific numbers of episodes of LOC).

When we compared measured PAH levels (using the HPLC method) with the revised LOCs in shellfish using the pregnancy scenario, we found that 0 27% exceeded the revised LOCs set for consumption of one type of shellfish (shrimp, crab, or oysters) and 17 55% exceeded the LOC for consumption of combined shellfish types.

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We will suggest a theoretical model that is based on the concept of locus of control (LoC) for explaining users' evaluation of their experience, including the use result and the use process.

The fraction of Labile Organic Carbon (LOC) in these samples varied from 2 to 73 μg per gram of soil with a bi-modal distribution with average content of 17±± 9 μg LOC and 69 ± 3 μg LOC for "low" and "high" samples, respectively.

Ground Granulated Blastfurnace Slag (GGBS), an industrial by-product, was used as a partial substitute for conventional stabiliser (Lime or Portland cement) to stabilise Kaolinite Clay (KC) and Lower Oxford Clay (LOC), for sustainable and low carbon non-fired clay building material production.

Much of this aid has gone towards increasing financial access, either as direct loans to local projects or as lines of credits (LOCs) for microfinance institutions (MFIs).

This strategy can be used in the general development of LOCs for high-throughput screening in biological and medical research.

The introduction of nanocomposite (NC) materials to fabricate Lab-On-a-Chips (LOCs) for on-chip PCR can improve the thermal response of the final device, fastening the PCR thermocycling.

The focus is put on LoCs for GMOs intended for cultivation in the EU.

LoCs for long-term effects have to be evaluated by long-term monitoring.