Sentence examples for weight adapted from inspiring English sources
Body weight adapted intravenous administration of 2 Mbq/kg of 18 fluorodeoxyglucose was performed 45 min before the PET-MRI.
As a pharmacological regimen, all patients received 500 mg Aspirin orally, 300 mg Clopidogrel and a weight adapted bolus of intravenous heparin (100 IE/kg) upon admission prior to entering the cathlab.
Axial T1-weighted imaging (FLAIR, TR/TE = 1,750/24 ms, slices with thickness = 5.0 mm, and intersection gap = 1.5 mm) was acquired before and after intravenous body weight adapted administration of gadobutrol (Dextran 40 Glucose Injection, Consun Pharmaceutical Group, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China).
Even in the case that training frames are sparse and imbalance, according to maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) of the EM auxiliary function defined in the proof of proposition 3 in [2], entire Gaussian components are adapted at same weight, adapting weight corresponding to entire Gaussian components is denoted by i-vector.
13 These include maintaining a healthy body weight, adapting a healthy diet, regular physical activity, and abstinence from cigarette smoking.
When an environmental change occurred, again the weights adapted appropriately.
Standardized, body-weight adapted preoperative intravenous fluid loading is not pragmatic.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the efficacy and safety of a body-weight adapted oral dosing regimen of cholecalciferol in dialysis patients.
Therefore, we believe that the body-weight adapted supplementation should not be adjusted to lean body weight and might possibly be even more precise when corrected for BMI or fat mass.
It is potentially problematic when country specific studies fail to apply disability weights adapted to local circumstances, because it is then unknown whether the analyses reflect local values and consequently whether they will lead to priorities in concordance with population preferences.
Inspired in natural evolution ideas, Pareto optimization evolves a population of candidate solutions (i.e., weights), adapting them to multiobjective evaluator functions (i.e., FIDM).
