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half-life - use in sentences
Preposition: of
- hour: LAAM has a half-life of 72 hours and can be used three times a week.
- drug: There is wide variability in the half-life of the drug.
- minute: Esmolol is a very short acting agent with an average half-life of 9 minutes in adults.
- year: A half-life of 6.5 years has been reported for seed survival in soil.
- levodopa: The short half-life of levodopa ( 1.5 hrs ) is implicated in the development of disabling dyskinesias.
- caffeine: CAFFEINE Taken during pregnancy, it appears that the half-life of caffeine is prolonged.
Converse of object
- have: Seed in soil has a half-life of 3 months.
- increase: Increasing the half-life of Cytotec would overcome this problem.
Adjective modifier
- prolonged: Results show that CAT-192 appears well tolerated, with a prolonged half-life of around 40 days in healthy volunteers.
- terminal: The terminal plasma half-life in these patients was 3.8 hours.
- apparent: The range of observed apparent half-lives is broad, the apparent terminal half-life is generally in the range of 10 - 72 hours.
- short: Owing to its short half-life, its presence in the human body cannot be measured directly.
- biological: The time taken to reduce the concentration of a substance in the body to 50 % is known as its biological half-life.
- long: To achieve a longer half-life various techniques may be adopted.
Modifies a noun
- mod: Gecko 17-09-2005, 21:39 Both half-life mods i work for are opengl specific.
- texture: This map proved to be somewhat strange, considering that it is entirely made up of half-life textures.
Noun used with modifier
- elimination: The elimination half-life varies from about 1 to 4 hours.
- plasma: The terminal plasma half-life in these patients was 3.8 hours.
- serum: The serum half-life is estimated to be about 6 hours.
- terminal: In patients with chronic renal failure the mean terminal half-life was found to be 19.5 hours.
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