Sentence examples for order clearance from inspiring English sources

That was when loudspeakers blared the order: "Clearance of the square begins now".

Urinary excretion of ClO4− is described by first-order clearance from the plasma.

Systemic PK of total (free and bound) lampalizumab was well described by a linear first-order clearance.

Perspiratio insensibilis is accounted for by a zero-order clearance constant (ko), which was pre-set to 0.4 mL/min.

This approach involves setting up a one compartment intravenous bolus model with first-order clearance as a forcing function that represents dose regimens.

A secondary slower first-order clearance of UFH by renal excretion, results in non-linear UFH pharmacokinetics with anticoagulation increasing disproportionally at high therapeutic doses.

Plasma clearance of MLP followed a straight monoexponential curve during the first 1 to 3 days after infusion (Fig. 3B), as typically expected from a stable, nonleaky, liposomal drug preparation with first-order clearance kinetics.

Because the zero-order processes will only be included in the pseudo-equilibrium model (see section ), which assumes a parallel elimination of chemicals from all phases, the overall zero-order clearance for the entire biosystem is of interest: The symbols are explained in eq 45.

k intT and k outT are zero-order production and first-order degradation rate constants of CFD in vitreous humor, respectively; k is the first-order clearance rate constant of lampalizumab in serum; K SS is the quasi-steady-state constant of lampalizumab binding to CFD.

But the company had to get a court order for clearance to light it.

Hitchcock ordered the clearance of snow from a meadow and ordered the local volunteer fire brigade to blast it away, causing the roof of a nearby building to collapse.