Sentence examples for scr it from inspiring English sources

For kinetic models describing NH3 SCR it is critical to be able to accurately describe the storage of ammonia and NOx in order to simulate rapid transients occurring in the experiments.

The Fellows' Garden runs behind the west side of the second quadrangle, behind the SCR; it can be reached from there or from the third quadrangle.

In a previous characterization of highly conserved motifs of SCR, it was found that the DYTQL motif, YPWM motif, and CTD were differentially required for three tissues assayed (Sivanantharajah and Percival-Smith 2009).

Also, because a diffuse and complex neural network regulates the SCR, it may prove difficult to correlate fear-related behaviors in PTSD to specific brain centers when using this measure.

Given the variability in mGFR and not in SCr, as well as the lack of agreement between the measurements for mGFR and SCr, it is likely that these unexpected findings in mGFR reflect measurement methodology issues rather than significant changes in GFR.

With the image on screen, hold down the Alt key and press the Print Screen key (or Prt Scr, it's usually up and right of the backspace).

Ofsted also judged that fewer than half of the serious case reviews (SCRs) it examined were better than adequate and 16% were inadequate for the year up to March.

If subjects (rodent or human) do not show differential fear responses (as indexed by FPS, freezing or SCRs), it is unlikely that they will show differential amygdala activation.

Ag/USY was almost inactive in thermal SCR while it showed obvious activities in NTP-assisted SCR at 100 °C 200 °C.

After that, it was mathematically demonstrated that it is not necessary to calculate the GFR and that, by using only the SCr increment, it was possible to diagnose and to assess AKI severity [ 17].

"We would like clinicians to be able to be view a patient's SCR, when it is appropriate for them to do so, so that the benefits to patient safety and care can continue to be realised, including more informed and appropriate prescribing, reduced medication errors, greater clinician confidence when caring for patients and improved support for patients who may have problems communicating".