ライフサイエンスコーパス: blood alcohol concentration

1 ma Scale, lower body temperature, and higher blood alcohol concentration.

2 f the non-motor-carrier drivers had positive blood alcohol concentrations.

3 Native American heritage, despite equivalent blood alcohol concentrations.

4 ol drinking access that achieved significant blood alcohol concentrations.

5 hat it is a criminal offense to drive with a blood alcohol concentration above the state's legal limi

6 cantly reduced their alcohol consumption and blood alcohol concentrations achieved.

7 and peer norms) on alcohol expenditure, peak blood alcohol concentration, alcohol dependence, and acc

8 ing as significant at doses as low as 0.026% blood alcohol concentration and increasing to moderate/l

9 nitoring chronic alcohol abstinence, whereas blood alcohol concentration and urinary EtG are the most

10 ect to demographic factors, injury type, and blood alcohol concentration and urine toxicology results

11 ol doses; namely, a placebo dose [equivalent Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) = 0.00%], a low dose o

12 Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and rate of alcohol el

13 a significant difference in relation to the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) as a function of gende

14 effects of alcohol vary between limbs of the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) curve (i.e., whether B

15 Lowering the permitted blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for drivers is a commo

16 Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is unable to be determ

17 At a calibrated blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.02%, SDLP was inc

18 As such, the peak blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of low and high dose o

19 ragastrically with the ethanol solution, the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) was found to peak late

20 dents aged 18 years or older with a positive blood alcohol concentration (BAC; ie, >=0.01 g/dL).

21 C, CeMPV and EW was significantly related to blood alcohol concentrations (BAC).

22 ubation controls, (3) 3 g/kg/day of alcohol (blood alcohol concentration {BAC}=139.9 mg/dl), (4) 4 g/

23 binge alcohol drinking (intake resulting in blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) >/=80 mg% within a 2

24 Elevated blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) are found in about o

25 Of 302 injury deaths, blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) were available for 2

26 t rodent models do not result in binge-level blood alcohol concentrations (BACs), and to better under

27 previous studies have focused on deficits at blood-alcohol concentrations (BACs) above about 0.04%.

28 cant differences in vital signs or estimated blood alcohol concentrations between PT150 non-exposed a

29 ge of 8.5 standard alcohol drinks (estimated blood alcohol concentration [eBAC]=0.115 g/dl) versus 3.

30 Patients were screened using a blood alcohol concentration, gamma glutamyl transpeptida

31 We found that, at equivalent blood alcohol concentrations, HDs reported lower subject

32 quate to intoxicating through to supralethal blood alcohol concentrations in humans and provides an i

33 Determination of blood alcohol concentration is commonly used in cases of

34 ol concentrations equivalent to 0.05 to 0.08 blood-alcohol concentration-levels that would be mildly

35 cle crashes was lower when laws specifying a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 g/dl per se (laws st

36 usly administered 6% v/v ethanol to a target blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% or placebo between

37 tar rats exposed to alcohol vapor had a mean blood alcohol concentration of 176.2 mg/dl during the la

38 se decreased as both the child's age and the blood alcohol concentration of the child's driver increa

39 dramine (50 mg), alcohol (approximately 0.1% blood alcohol concentration), or placebo, given at weekl

40 wer body temperature (p = 0.045), and higher blood alcohol concentration (p = 0.012); vascular fillin

41 al aldehyde dehydrogenase, in part determine blood alcohol concentration, thereby contributing to the

42 tion in the laboratory, the maximum achieved blood alcohol concentration was influenced in an allele-

43 Mean blood alcohol concentration was not significantly differ

44 Alcohol-attributable fractions based on blood alcohol concentrations were used to assess acute p