Correction times

From a practical point of view, saturation of elimination has important consequences. If the metabolism becomes saturated, the duration of the action of the compound is prolonged. In such a case, correct timing for collection of biological monitoring samples also becomes difficult to assess. Furthermore, saturation of metabolism may also have qualitative effects. For example, it has been argued (but not yet proved) that arsenic compounds cause cancer at high doses at which methylation of inorganic arsenic becomes saturated. ... 

Availahility at the correct time of specialist trades and services -builders, lifting equipment, labourers, fitters, welders, electricians, commissioning engineers, etc. 

The problem was, then, to determine the correct time of drying at a specified temperature by calibration against some reference method. As indicated above, it was also necessary to establish reproducible methods of sampling and grinding of the vegetable, and of maintaining in the oven a uniform temperature and a low pressure of water vapor, and to consider other experimental factors (18). 

If the control button is used too soon after the last dose, die machine will not deliver die drug until the correct time ... 

When a patient is scheduled for eye surgery, it is most important that the eye drops ordered by the primary health care provider are instilled at the correct time. This is especially important when the purpose of the drug is to change the size of the pupil. 

Correct timing of antibiotic administration is imperative to preventing SSI. 

Correct timing of antibiotic administration is imperative to preventing SSI. The National Surgical Infection Prevention Project recommends infusing antimicrobials for surgical prophylaxis within 60 minutes of the first incision. Exceptions to this rule are fluoroquinolones and vancomycin, which can be infused 120 minutes prior to avoid infusion-related reactions.1 No consensus has been reached on whether the infusion should be complete prior to the first incision. However, if a proximal tourniquet is used, antibiotic administration should be complete prior to inflation. 

Due to the discontinuous availability of wastewater for reuse, constraints have to be formulated that ensure the correct timing of water reuse when it occurs. Constraints (8.24) and (8.25) ensure that the time at which wastewater is produced and the time at which the wastewater is recycle/reused correspond to the same time. 

Constraints also have to be derived to ensure the correct timing of streams to and from the various storage vessels. The time at which wastewater is sent to a storage... 

Apart from the binary variable constraints given above, scheduling constraints are also required to ensure the transfer of water occurs at the correct time in the time... 

Fig. 3.8 Transgenic rapeseeds expressing the gusA reporter gene were germinated in an airlift tank with streptomycin added to the medium (100 mg L 1). Streptomycin was added 0, 38, 42 or 50 h after germination. When streptomycin is added after 50 h, a 2.5-fold increase in GUS activity can be seen. This indicates the importance of correct timing when streptomycin is added to inhibit endogenous Rubisco gene expression.

The intracellular environment of eukaryote cells can be subdivided into many regions, including the organelles, nucleus, cytoplasm and the cell periphery. Thus solutes must be delivered to the right intracellular compartment at the correct time to efficiently serve cellular biochemistry. Uncharged solutes such as glucose presumably diffuse across the cell, and the traditional view held until recently was that the major electrolytes, such as Na+,K+,CF and Mg2+, also move around the cell by simple diffusion to eventually arrive at the relevant subcellular compartment by chance. 

It is tempting to try to use this expression as a simple model for t) to close (3.75). However, the resultant transport equation is purely convective, and thus does not predict the correct time evolution for Epk, t). 

Squash such as courgette (zucchini) and cucumber is a chill-sensitive commodity. Exposure to chilling temperatures causes loss of membrane integrity and water redistribution from the cell to the intercellular space. Visible injury symptoms such as surface pitting and dark watery patches eventually develop. Early detection of chill injury is important in order to ascertain the necessity and correct timing of treatments such as heat shock, that can reverse the condition. However, delaying treatment to the point where visible symptoms appear is too late for reversal. 

You can simply leave an area of grass uncut and see what grows. Grasses and flowers (plants otherwise regarded as weeds in this situation) will develop, flower, and go to seed. The grass must be cut at some point, or else shrubby plants will start to move in. Cutting at the correct time ensures that seeds are... 

By Bayes s rule, the posterior probability on a Monte Carlo realization of a model equals the probability of observing the site-specific output data if the realization is correct, times the prior probability that the realization is correct, normalized such that the sum of the posterior probabilities of the Monte Carlo realizations equals 1. In Monte Carlo analysis, all realizations are equally likely (i.e., the pritM probability on each realization of an n-realization Monte Carlo simulation is 1/n). Therefore, the BMC acceptance-rejection procedure boils down to the following The probability that a model realization is correct, given new data, equals the relative likelihood of the having observed the new data if the realization is correct. 

It is not surprising that the approximate bounds give the correct time dependence for the free boundary motion, since X is identical, except for constant factors, with the Boltzmann similarity variable. For a block of ice whose surface temperature is subjected to a step increase of 5°C. the upper and lower bounds are within 3% of each other, and the approximate growth constant calculated from Eq. (238) is about 0.5% from the exact value. 

In science we assume that we are probably poor observers, that we do not look at the correct time and so miss things, that sometimes things happen too fast for us to observe them adequately, or that our senses are simply not keen enough. So we commit ourselves to a constant refinement of the observational... 

When processing is complete, lift the cassette and allow the monobath solution to drain, discard the remaining monobath solution, and immerse the cassette in water of the same temperature. If the correct time and temperature have been used the film will be fully developed and fixed, though it will still require washing. 

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