Sentence examples for long disposition from inspiring English sources

As a result of these (and probably also other presently unknown) mechanisms, CPT-11 and its metabolites are subject to large interindividual kinetic variability (Mathijssen et al, 2002a), and show relatively long disposition half-lives.

Injection of fluids into geologic formations for long term disposition (CO2) or to improve energy extraction operations can benefit from subsurface monitoring programs capable of providing three dimensional spatial imaging of fluid distributions in the host reservoirs.

After the rapid distribution phase, a long terminal disposition phase followed (mean terminal half-life of ∼53 h).

After the rapid distribution phase, a long terminal disposition phase followed (mean terminal half-life 64.1 h).

Sagopilone serum concentrations decreased to <10% peak concentration by 10 h after infusion end, followed by a long terminal disposition phase.

CIA talking points prepared for the agency's then director, Porter Goss, ahead of a 2005 meeting with national security adviser Stephen Hadley said the CIA "urgently" needed George Bush to come up with "a long-term disposition policy for the 12 high-value detainees (HVDs) we hold in overseas detention sites".

To review a center's experience with cryopreserved embryos generated from donor eggs and to analyze their long-term disposition.

They are designed to function as a filter and a sediment trap although it is often unclear what the long-term disposition of the accumulated P may be.

Few data have explored the long-term disposition of AML patients after life-threatening critical illness.

Military service members pending a medical evaluation board, physical evaluation board or equivalent discharge process, or in medical hold to determine long-term disposition.

In addition to hospitalization course, outcome, and long-term disposition, this study indicates that poor functional status is significantly associated the presence of AKI in the elderly.