Sentence examples for time for clearance from inspiring English sources

Weekly intervals separate the doses of EPO (up to 3) in this trial to allow time for clearance and to avoid excessively high levels of EPO.

All measurements were separated by a delay of 20 min to allow sufficient time for clearance of the dye.

The median time for clearance of FQ-resistant E. coli was 5 months (range 2 10 months).

The kinetics and metabolism of the plasma miRNAs have not yet been clearly elucidated, however 1 month seems to be sufficient time for clearance of the circulating miRNAs.

As stated earlier, we cannot rule out, that subjects were exposed to significant levels of PAHs at home and while sleeping, and therefore, the study subjects may have had limited time for clearance of PAH exposure from the body between their work shifts.

The longer physical half-life of Cu compared to C (t1/2 = 20 min) and 18F (t1/2 = 110 min) enables imaging at delayed time points, which allows sufficient time for clearance from background tissues, resulting in increased image contrast, particularly for targeting agents that demonstrate long circulation times such as antibodies and nanoparticles.

Time required for clearance, number and type of imaging studies, and number of missed injuries were compared between a group of patients before (n = 71) and after (n = 56) the implementation of the pathway.

An increase in the time taken for clearance can be considered to be indicative of a decrease in renal function.

While there is uncertainty about the complete duration of colonization, the types of data in the included studies are those generally available in clinical settings and thus can set a time frame for clearance in most patients.

July and August bring good weather, so it hardly seems like a time for a clearance sale on British tourism.

In addition, the prime time for snow clearance is between 6am and 10am which is when circadian fluctuations make us more vulnerable to heart attacks.