Sentence examples for weight of the agent from inspiring English sources

After surgery, a total of 128 Wistar rats, at the age of 12 weeks, were assigned to basal control (n = 8), and three groups with respective doses of 0 (vehicle control), 10 (low-dose), and 30 (high-dose) μg/kg body weight of the agent were subcutaneously injected twice a day.

Equally, the wrinkle pattern was modulated through the variation of intrinsic material characteristics, in particular molecular weight of the crosslinking agent.

The effect of the nature of the coating polymer and the molecular weight of the coacervation agent (silicone oil) on the characteristics of the phase-separated system is discussed.

This study suggests that CED of soluble pharmacological agents is likely to result in perivascular distribution and interaction with perivascular macrophages, irrespective of the molecular weight of the therapeutic agent or the infusion regime used.

A volume equivalent to 10 uL per gram body weight of the contrast agent (0.03 M Gd-DTPA in saline) was injected via the tail vein catheter in a period of 10-15 seconds.

The aim of this study was to determine whether the perivascular distribution of solutes delivered by CED into the striatum of rats is affected by the molecular weight of the infused agent, by co-infusion of vasodilator, alteration of infusion rates or use of a ramping regime.

The aim of this study was to determine whether the perivascular distribution of solutes (fluorescein-labelled dextrans) delivered by CED into the striatum of rats is affected by the molecular weight of the infused agent, by co-infusion of vasodilator (to reduce local vascular pulsation), alteration of infusion rates or use of a ramping regime.

It is shown that the size of heterogeneities in the vicinity of crosslinking junctions does not depend on the molecular weight of the polyfunctional crosslinking agents used.

Synthetic collagen sponges were mineralized with calcium phosphate while analyzing various parameters of the reaction, with the focus of this report on the molecular weight of the polymeric process-directing agent.

The IARC Monographs include a critical review of the pertinent peer-reviewed scientific literature as the basis for an evaluation of the weight of the evidence that an agent may be carcinogenic to humans.

Effects of the possible processing variables such as the reaction temperature T, the mole ratios of [formaldehyde]/[AgNO3] and [NaOH]/[AgNO3], PVP/AgNO3, and the molecular weight of protective agent PVP (polyvinyl-pyrrolidone) were considered.