Sentence examples for min which may from inspiring English sources

First, the PET scan time is short, usually less than 40 min, which may be important in PET studies with elderly or demented subjects.

Plasma concentration was relatively high at the final time point (180 min), which may lead in uncertainty in the estimation of AUC0 ∞.

However, the absorption intensity of solution slowly decreases after 40 min, which may be due to change in the dimension of anisotropic nanostructures [49].

FoxO3 was increased after treatment with TGF-β for 120 min, which may be caused by dephosphroylation of p32FoxO3 (Fig. 2A).

Thus, after deposition thermal treatment temperature was performed at 260 °C for 15 min which may improve the adhesion of the coating to the substrate and its mechanical properties.

The manifestation of CSD in Group III was an extracellular negative potential with amplitude of 10 30 mV and duration of 0.5 1.5 min, which may be preceded or succeeded by a positive deflection of variable amplitude and duration.

This pattern is not apparent with MOD and MIN distances, which may be caused by greater loss of information in the case of the latter transformations (see above).

Of note, the soluble sugars released by PcoPine from both aspen (Fig.  7a) and pine (Fig.  7b) included at least two unique peaks (retention time 6.43 and 10.50 min, respectively), which may have contributed to the slightly higher DNS values measured using PcoPine.

These expression changes suggest the alteration of the genes related to the immune modulation in these MIN-Os, which may contribute to the development of tumor associated environment that promote migration and invasion.

The main limitation of the current PET/MRI studies using dual tracer protocols is the long scanning time of 60 min or more, which may not be tolerated well by a subgroup of patients with poor general state.

We have previously shown adequate lung deposition when nebulised drug was administered to awake infants through the SM. 15 Nebulisation may require up to 15 min or more, which may, with current masks, be too long for the infant to tolerate.