Sentence examples for proportionate volume from inspiring English sources

Within each cohort, participants were randomized in a 3∶1 fashion to receive 10, 25 or 50 μg of FMP2.1 adjuvanted with a proportionate volume of AS02A, or rabies vaccine.

Proportionate changes in brain measures at presentation were calculated as (measured value at day 5 − measured value at baseline)/value at day 5. Proportionate volume changes were correlated with cognitive variables at 6 months.

They also found that the extinction coefficient is linearly proportionate to volume fraction.

They also found that the extinction coefficient is linearly proportionate to volume fraction Sokhansefat et al. [18] Al2oilsynthetic oil parabolic trough collector tube Nanofluid enhanced convective heat transfer coefficient.

Since the absorbance, Aλ, is proportionate to the volume (or mass, or thickness) and the concentration of the absorbing species, Equation 5 meaningfully indicates that high electrical current may be generated by the p-FET device for a large amount of the Aβ-conjugated fluorochrome and vice versa.

Because glia add a volume proportionate to the length of axons (see Sect. 2.1), the higher glia-to-neuron ratio in larger brains is mainly due to the fact that axons are longer in larger brains.

An increase in the number of neurons leads to a more than proportionate increase in brain volume due to the necessary increase in fibre length (for review see Schüz and Sultan 2009).

This is similar to adding a glia volume that is proportionate to the length of the fibers, so that the total system becomes one of naked fibers with increased thickness only.

Young children have greater proportionate extracellular fluid and thus a greater volume of distribution (VD) of oseltamivir carboxylate, resulting in a lower circulating plasma concentration compared to older children and adults [27].

Direct measurement of the caudate nucleus in Alzheimer's disease patients revealed diminished volumes of this structure, although proportionate to whole brain atrophy (Almeida et al., 2003).

Every year produced a new slim volume in which the slimness was inversely proportionate to the indiscretion.