Sentence examples for ml per year from inspiring English sources

In people over 40 years occur a progressive loss of glomerular filtration rate corresponding to 1 mL per year.

While both of these measure tend to peak between 20 to 25 years of age and then afterwards decrease gradually with age, the study found that the FEV1 and the FVC decreased faster (3.6 and 4.3 ml per year faster) for women who regularly cleaned their own homes than those who did not.

Brain boundary shift integral-derived whole-brain volume changes were expressed as an annualized volume change in ml per year.

A slow rate of decline was defined as an FEV1 decline less than 29 ml per year [ 13].

A previous study showed that the rate of decline in FVE1 in COPD patients decreased from 47 ml to 69 ml per year [ 24].

FEV1 naturally declines with age in the general population [ 17], but more rapidly in patients with COPD (52 ml per year [ 18]).

Over a 3-year period among more than 200 patients, the renal volume increased by a mean of 63.4 ml (5.3%) per year resulting from the expansion of cysts in a continuous process associated with the decline of renal function.

These favorable outcomes included lower rate of growth in total kidney volume (2.8 vs. 5.5 %; p < 0.001) and slower decline in kidney function [reciprocal of the serum creatinine level, −2.61 vs. −3.81 (mg per mL)−1 per year; p < 0.001] [ 9].

Conditional-value-at-risk minimization shows how the optimal decision depends on the risk inclination of the decision-maker; a risk-neutral decision maker would choose a basic optimal production scale of 59 million liters (ML) of ethanol per year, while a risk-averse decision-maker might prefer to choose a capacity 30% less.

According to brain scans, users lost about 3.08 ml brain volume per year, twice the rate of non-users.

The fetal growth assessment is a relevant problem, since it concerns about 160 ML of newborns per year.