Sentence examples for monitored average from inspiring English sources

To test whether the short chain fatty acid, acetate, exerts negative inotropic effects, we continuously monitored average sarcomere length in isolated mouse cardiomyocytes acutely exposed to Tyrode solution containing 10 mM sodium acetate.

To ensure that the presence of a tumor did not affect pregnancy, lactation, or involution in these mice, we monitored average litter size at the time of weaning and ensured they were comparable between mice that bore tumors at involution day 2 (n = 9) and mice that did not (n = 49).

In the illustrative case, the ICP whilst the ventricular drain was monitored averaged 13.5 mmHg, the formation rate was 0.22 ml/min and the sinus pressure was 11 mmHg.

Several roads are now watched by pairs of cameras that monitor average speed over many miles, making them harder to fool.

"Going forward, our high street stationery promotions will always be available in our hospital stores and we will continue to monitor average selling prices across all ranges to ensure they remain aligned".

All this information can then be used to predict how many tills will be needed up to an hour in advance and monitor average waiting times and queue lengths.

Moreover, nor did he mention the fact that the change would require the installation of 800 new camera systems to monitor average speed, when, in fact, speed cameras are seen by the Tories as instruments of the devil (after his appointment last May, he immediately scrapped central government support for cameras, forcing some authorities to remove them).

It is shown that despite varying monomer and polymer concentrations it is possible to monitor average particle sizes during emulsion polymerization reactions using Raman spectroscopy.

In this manuscript, we employ NMR in the form of a voxel-selective multiple modulation multiple echo sequence (MMMEV) to monitor average velocities in individual microchannels inside a six-channel network.

While it might seem as if this requirement can be readily addressed simply by monitoring average longevities, this is in fact not the case.

Model simulations suggest that monitoring average transport behaviour is insufficient and that it is important to quantify tumour heterogeneity to predict drug response.