Sentence examples for peak effect achieved from inspiring English sources
Nucleotides supplementation showed improved results in all the intervention groups, with peak effect achieved at the dose of 4.00 mg/L, whose number of foci reached the level of normal control (P > 0.05).
Because of the retrograde loading-analysis directions and the peak compression effect achieved by using slightly weaker stationary phase in the trap than in the column, the large-ID trap did not lead to perceivable band-broadening.
Peak effect was achieved at the dose of 4.00 mg/L with all parameters significantly improved compared with ethanol control (P < 0.05).
Similar to WEC results, peak effect was achieved at the dose of 4.00 mg/L, reaching 74.79% of normal control level.
Ninety percent of peak effects are achieved within the first hour of using either the CT formulation or the XR formulation in preparation for panic disorder, and full peak effects are achieved in 1.5 and 1.6 hours respectively.
The maximum effect achieved soon after dosing, otherwise known as the 'peak' effect, is also of interest for efficacy and safety reasons.
Other studies have shown that intranasal administration of butorphanol took only 20 min to achieve peak effect, with high absolute bioavailability [ 9].
As the LSD achieved its peak effect, the interrogators' techniques grew increasingly harsh, to cause maximum anxiety and fear.
This delay may be insufficient to achieve pain control immediately after tracheal extubation, as the peak effect of intravenous propacetamol was shown to occur only two hours after its administration [ 22].
The combination of less within-patient variation in PG [ 25], longer duration of action and a reduced peak effect observed with detemir relative to NPH [ 26] probably signify that FPG targets are achieved more easily without additional risk of hypoglycaemia.
The He/O2 treatment was started after the aerosolized and subcutaneous bronchodilators but before intravenous corticosteroids and aminophylline had achieved their peak effects.
