Examples of using Rapid initial in English and their translations into Swedish
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Rapid initial action;
twice a day when a rapid initial effect together with a more long-lasting effect is needed.
skilled for providing a rapid initial diagnosis.
Premixed insulin products are usually given once or twice daily when a rapid initial effect together with a more prolonged effect is desired.
An emergency response mechanism has therefore been built into the Internal Security Fund to allow the EU to release funding for a rapid initial intervention in collaboration with the Member States concerned.
its Member States being prepared to make a contribution with rapid initial funding of EUR 2.4 billion a year for the 2010-2012 period in order to support developing countries in adapting to the effects of climate change.
is comprised of a rapid initial phase(t1/ 2 α =13 minutes) and a slower second phase t1/ 2 β =1.6 hours.
The replacement percentage suggested in the proposed directive would make it possible to obtain rapid initial results as regards improvement of air quality18,
Grand Bahama in the Bahamas, according to rapid initial assessments from authorities
montelukast demonstrated a more rapid initial response, although over the 12-week study, beclomethasone provided a greater average treatment effect% change from baseline for montelukast vs beclomethasone, respectively for FEV1.
to provide for a rapid initial deployment of resources,
over vehicle gel with respect to rapid initial onset of a clinically meaningful effect(1-Grade Composite Success for CEA
For the purpose of EU crisis management operations, preparatory measures are designed inter alia to assess the operational requirements, to provide for a rapid initial deployment of resources, or to establish the conditions on the ground for the launching of the operation.
After injection, there is an initial rapid high-affinity binding of toxin to specific cell surface receptors.
The elimination of sevoflurane is biphasic in nature, with an initial rapid phase and a second, slower phase.
Following an initial more rapid distribution phase, the terminal half-life of asenapine is approximately 24 h.
After buccal administration of Effentora, fentanyl undergoes initial rapid distribution that represents an equilibration of fentanyl between plasma and the highly perfused tissues brain, heart and lungs.
The initial rapid decline in the market was replaced by a slow recovery
The decline from peak plasma concentration of AsIII occurs in a biphasic manner and is characterized by an initial rapid distribution phase followed by a slower terminal elimination phase.
The absorption profile of Effentora is largely the result of an initial rapid absorption from the buccal mucosa,
The initial rapid decline in the market was replaced by a slow recovery