Sentence examples for relevant per from inspiring English sources

The variable Fuelcost, defined as the relevant per litre real fuel price (in NOK 2010) times the type approval rate of fuel consumption per 10 km, captures the expected fuel cost per unit of driving distance.

In the more clinically relevant per protocol analysis, the difference was significant (Table 2).

From the examples above, it is clear that genetic variation in drug metabolism is not always clinically relevant per se.

If the LCR is not functionally relevant per se, point mutations will rapidly accumulate and the LCR will progressively degenerate.

Although the intrasubject variability is not known for the specific bioequivalence studies, this possibility suggests that exceeding of the 80 125 % may not be clinically relevant per se.

The more clinically relevant per protocol analysis, which included only patients who had completed 10 weeks of treatment with 85% compliance, showed significantly greater improvement with ospemifene (−1.4) compared to placebo (−1.1).

When herd immunity was not taken into account, the relevant per-vaccine cost ranges were $25.87 to $26.97, $26.97 to $29.36 and ≥ $29.36, respectively.

We extracted relevant per-residue information out of the protein family database Pfam-A [ 43] using the output from HMMER3 [ 44].

The only relevant per-operative complication, in our study, was haemorrhage of more than 200 ml (5.2%), but there were no haematomas, and no transfusion was required.

The stimulation occurred at physiologically relevant part-per-trillion doses of E2, and at parts-per-billion doses of BPA, which are within the range found in human fetal blood (reviewed by Welshons et al. 2006).

In addition, our findings show for the first time that fetal exposure to environmentally relevant parts-per-billion (ppb) doses of bisphenol A, in the range currently being consumed by people, can alter the adult reproductive system in mice.