Sentence examples for mean radioactive dose from inspiring English sources

The day before surgery, 99mTc-Nanocolloid (Amersham Cygne, Eindhoven, the Netherlands) was injected into the tumour in a mean volume of 0.2 ml and with a mean radioactive dose of 104 Mbq (range 42 159 Mbq).

The average injected radioactive dose was 306 ± 55 MBq.

Uptakes are expressed as means ± SD of the percentage of injected radioactive dose per gram of tissue (% ID/g).

The difference may be due to the fact that radioactive dose administered to patients undergoing bone scintigraphy is different between Japan and Europe (mean dose, 740 vs 500 MBq).

Radioactivity uptake was expressed as a percentage of the injected radioactive dose per gram of tissue (% ID/g).

The radioactive dose was authenticated by a quality control analytical HPLC system.

The differences are in the radioactive dose, as PET imaging requires a higher dose than the biodistribution studies.

This means that in such a case, the value of the used radionuclide half-life time will be an approximate value for the half-time of doomed cell loss: (2.1.4 i.e., the treated tumor according to WEP will be cured and shrunken exponentially by the decay constant of the used radioactive dose.

The radioactive dose coefficient f is defined as a coefficient for dose evaluation from external exposure, and it can be calculated by the product of the effective dose ratio constant and nominal radioactivity value.

We further investigated tracer distribution in the brain by injecting one rat with a highly radioactive dose (50 MBq) of [18F]exendin-4.

The chickens glow a mean, radioactive red beneath their shaggy brown coats.