Sentence examples for mg will have from inspiring English sources

Approximately 10 15% of patients with MG will have TET and MG occurs in about 30% of patients with TET (Kornfeld et al, 1978; Pescarmona et al, 1990; Wilkins et al, 1991; Blumberg et al, 1995; Thomas et al, 1999; Sperling et al, 2003).

This is a key finding, as it demonstrates that, for example, even without price signals from a reliability service the MG will have significant spare export capacity which, if accessible to the DNO, can improve the reliability of customers outside the MG.

Regarding the high prevalence of MG infection among FSWs in China, active interventions of MG infection will have not only implications for decreasing disease burden caused by MG but also preventing sexual transmission of HIV among this population and their clients.

The Kindle app packs support for the new iPad's ridiculous Retina Display, so the rest of us who aren't MG Siegler will have to play with it tomorrow.

Weekly regimen of 80 mg/m will have ~27 50% lower total area under the concentration time curve compared with q3w regimen of 240 mg/m, for a 3-week cycle with the same average dose per week.

From these results, one can conclude that a person using the 1-g emulsion dose released by the pump containing 20 mg of resveratrol will have, theoretically, 12.53 mg of it liberated into his bloodstream, gradually and continuously for 24 h.

When compared to the 0.4 mg supplemented groups, the 4 mg per day group will have the following: ‐Greater increases in serum and/or red cell folate.

The linear regression analysis – which is shown by the full line – indicates a value of c′ = 8.51 Å at x = 0. Again, as with the Ni-based system, it is proposed here that this value corresponds to the layer spacing of an α magnesium hydroxide that will have the formula Mg(OH 2·H2O if all of the interlayer sites that are available for the O atoms of water molecules are occupied.

Because soon, MG — and millions of other people — will have the Verizon iPhone.

The secondary hypotheses to be tested are: Muscle fascicle function and gait: H2A adolescents and young adults with spastic-type CP receiving FAST will have significantly less MG muscle fascicle lengthening during stance while walking following a 12-week training programme compared to adolescents and young adults with spastic-type CP performing daily activities and receiving usual care.

Intramuscular fat content: H adolescents and young adults with spastic-type CP receiving FAST will have significantly less MG, LG, SOL and TA intramuscular fat content following a 12-week training programme compared to adolescents and young adults with spastic-type CP performing daily activities and receiving usual care.