Sentence examples for microgram or a from inspiring English sources

A microgram, or a millionth of a gram, in the body is considered potentially harmful.

Rec-FSH or HMG combined with a GnRH agonist protocol (Leuprolide or Triptorelin 100 microgram) or a GnRH antagonist protocol (Ganirelix/Cetrorelix 0.25 mg/d) will be used.

As its name suggests, microdosing involves regularly taking hits of acid that are so small (between 1 and 10 micrograms, or below a tenth of a regular dose) that users won't feel any of the trippy effects.

With these problems in mind, we developed a method that enabled us to prevent most, if not all disulfide scrambling events and to identify all the native disulfide bonds of a single protein or a mixture of ten proteins from micrograms or even a few hundred nanograms of samples.

Under Local Law 38, lead paint is defined as paint that contains a microgram or more of lead per square centimeter.

Twenty micrograms of detergent-extracted protein was incubated with 5 μl of protein-G (or A) Sepharose bead slurry ± peptide, and vortexed overnight at 4 °C.

Only a small quantity of compound, a hundred micrograms or less, is necessary for an analysis.

"Biomarker measurements" and "biological measurements" may be used interchangeably in the text and are generally expressed on a whole-volume (e.g., micrograms per liter) or a creatinine-adjusted (micrograms per gram creatinine) basis.

A typical, wild golden poison frog has from 700 to 1,900 micrograms of toxin in its system, a fraction of which 200 micrograms or less is enough to kill a human.

They found traces ranging from less than one-hundredth of a microgram to more than 1,000 micrograms, or about one-30,000th of an ounce.

The second review looked at 22 studies of children who took low (50 to 100 micrograms) or medium (200 microgram) doses of inhalable steroids.