Sentence examples for uptake concentration from inspiring English sources

Genotype significantly affects P uptake, concentration and distribution in rice grain (Ren et al. 2006; Tian et al. 2016).

We advocate the following steps for consistent, comparable toxicology data: (a) standardize dose metrics, (b) characterize QD uptake concentration, (c) identify in vitro models that reflect the cells QDs interact with in vivo, and (d) use multiple assays to determine sublethal toxicity and biocompatibility.

The tumour uptake concentration data ([B]) as a function of peptide mass (Mp) was fitted to the sigmoid-shaped one-site competition curve: B M p = B unsp + B spec 1 + M p ED 50, (1).

This conjecture would explain the good match of tumour uptake values (% ID) between ex vivo and in vivo measurements and also explain the observed non-equivalent measures of uptake concentration in tumour (ex vivo % ID/g versus imaging % ID/mL).

Older-generation PET scanners correctly assess the uptake concentration surrounding implants and are therefore preferable for quantification.

When feeding Single-Cell Proteins, algal or yeast concentrations should be maintained above the critical minimum uptake concentration which is specific for the algal species and the developmental stage of Artemia (Abreu-Grobois et al., 1991).

The uptake of both naked HGNs and anti-EGFR/HGNs increased with incubation time during the first 24 h, and the peak uptake concentrations for both were achieved at 24 h.

Before 70 h of uptake, concentrations of both PAHs in cell walls were greater than those in organelles.

In the fetal brain, the peak contrast uptake concentrations and contrast uptake and washout rates were significantly increased after ethanol treatment, suggesting that the ethanol increases CBF.

Likewise, the glucose uptake insulin concentration ratio during clamp (M/I) was independent of treatment and time.

Alternatively, the compounds could differ significantly in uptake or concentration within mammalian cells.