Serum concentrations might also change more rapidly than urinary concentrations, and therefore repeated measurements would be desirable for a more precise measure of exposure.
Serum levels also might change more rapidly than urinary levels and therefore repeated measurements would be desirable for a more precise measure of exposure.
Quantitative measurements would be meaningless without specifying the units that were measured.
The respondent was unaware that these measurements would be taken at the time they were providing their self-reported measures.
Without it, the transit measurements would be useless.
After mediation, both sides agreed that only noninvasive testing, such as photographs and measurements, would be carried out.
Similar yields and extracellular measurements would be manifested by the flux alternatives.
Errors would be inevitable because a complete history of data and adequate measurements would be unobtainable.
Surely, in conjunction with a photograph these measurements would be even more reliable.
The work hypothesis adopted was that these virtual measurements would be a useful indicator of bone adaptation (resorption, homeostasis, formation).
It was further anticipated that detailed flow measurements would be useful for the validation of future computational simulations.
