Sentence examples for of medium time from inspiring English sources
Despite the fact that we had a small number of patients we can conclude that these measurements could be considered good prognostic markers, not only in terms of mortality rate but also to demonstrate that IgG and IgM levels do not have the 21 and 7 days of medium time in the circulation we can see in normal patients.
Electron microscopy images of particle accumulation on the cell membrane, time mortality study with increasing volume of medium, time-resolved fluorescence accumulation at the culture well surface, and mathematical descriptions of time dependent particle dose and of cell heterogeneity distributions.
Both, the estimation algorithm and the Model Predictive Controller utilise a grey-box model of controlled plant dedicated for medium time scale.
The parameters such as initial dye concentration, pH of the medium, time of contact, adsorbent dosage and system temperature are varied during different sets of batch experiments.
For example, imagine a recommendation with ease of implementation (medium), time horizon (long), costs (low) and potential benefits.
The influence of different albumin preparations (1%) on adipokine release over time was determined by three-way analysis of variance (medium, time, subject) followed by paired t test and Bonferroni correction.
Furthermore, the FD equalization allows the exploitation of the transmission medium time and frequency diversity; thus, it potentially yields lower symbol error rate and higher achievable rate in time-variant frequency-selective fading.
Once leukemia relapse occurs, the prognosis is generally poor with the overall 5-year survival of only 5% and medium time to death of 3 4 months.
The medium time of ICU stay in the infection group was 23.96 days against 12.18 days in the control group.
During continuous culturing the effluent volume of medium and time were monitored and OD600 was measured at regular intervals.
This non-constant behavior was most likely caused by the exchange of medium at time of infection and the preceding washing of cells.
