Sentence examples for minutes application of from inspiring English sources
t = 0 minutes: Baseline values; t = 15 minutes: Application of 4 mg/kg succinylcholine or 0.5 vol% halothane or both; t = 30 minutes: Application of 4 mg/kg succinylcholine or 1 vol% halothane or both.
For definitive selection, blood gas collected after 30 minutes application of 5 cmH2O PEEP and tidal volume (VT) = 10 ml/kg had to demonstrate PaO2/FIO2 < 300 mmHg.
Treatment included: mineral hydrojet sessions at 37°C for 15 minutes, manual massages of the knee and thigh under mineral water at 38°C by a physiotherapist for 10 minutes, applications of mineral matured mud at 45°C to the knees for 15 minutes and supervised general mobilisation in a collective mineral water pool at 32°C in groups of six patients for 25 minutes.
The kitchen cooks the fruit with whole-grain mustard and balsamic vinegar, but it gets its kick from a last-minute application of mustard oil.
One of its tracks, "True Source," is a sprawling, nearly six-minute application of this "new way," taking its time to warm up from a low groan into a mild pattering of percussion and curlicues of violin.
During the first, 4 minute application of IP, there is nearly complete relaxation of the tissue.
Twenty-four patients with PHN were pretreated with lidocaine 2.5%/prilocaine 2.5% cream for 60 minutes before receiving a single 60-minute application of NGX-4010.
A total of 88 lesions in the primary molars of 45 children, aged 5 to 10 years, were treated with a one-minute application of 40% silver fluoride.
The current measured after a 10-minute application of test compound was normalized to the baseline current (expressed as the percentage of control).
Moreover, time-matched control values were measured after 20-minute administration of 4 μM NO NO Controll group) and after 15-minute application of 10 U of heparinase (Hep Control group).
While Ab-hEPl scC112S induced a signal increase of 15758 fluorescence intensity units per minute, application of the wild type conjugate resulted in a signal increase of only 2611 fluorescence intensity units per minute.
