When the solution of a reagent is applied under such conditions that the volume added can be correctly determined, the operation is called "titrating," the solution of the reagent used the "standard solution," and the process of determining the strength of the standard solution is ❋ Cornelius Beringer (1886)
Continuing a theme from the post above, Archives of Internal Medicine has an article about 'titrating' guidance for patients who are facing complex medical decisions. ❋ Unknown (2008)
To make matters worse, some GPs won't prescribe insulin to their patients, even when necessary, because they aren't knowledgeable about insulin and educating and titrating (dosing) patients on it. ❋ Riva Greenberg (2010)
Both have had brilliant lifesaving strategies of titrating our pain when we were totally dependent on other people and/or helpless to act on our own behalf. ❋ Geneen Roth (2010)
Meanwhile, the White House is reenacting a macabre ritual -- a repetition compulsion of the warfare state -- carefully timing and titrating each dose of public information to ease the process of escalation. ❋ Unknown (2009)
That's called entrepreneurship and let's face it, it beats titrating urine in a lab somewhere. ❋ CC (2009)
Smithies suspected that gene dose effects would impact on blood pressure levels and designed a new method for titrating gene dosage by producing mice with one, two or three functional copies of the AGT gene [59]. ❋ Unknown (2007)
If their project is to épater la bourgeoisie shock the middle classes, as the French Decadents put it, titrating just the right amount of shock-value to titillate but not to repulse, they may be richly rewarded for their mild transgressions, photographed regularly at openings and parties, sipping cocktails side-by-side with their patrons to lubricate the steady flow of cash for as long as their flavor remains in favor. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Thus, for example, as techniques for managing pain, titrating carefully the doses of pain-relieving medication and delivering analgesic medication have been refined, what might in the past have been an adequate justification for hastening death in the course of pain relief would now fail because current techniques for titrating doses provide the better alternative of managing pain without hastening death. ❋ McIntyre, Alison (2009)
Just as distilling and titrating a bottle of Dom Perignon would give you a certain type of information. ❋ Sara (2009)
There was a lot of titration involved, I remember, though I can't dig out the details of what we were titrating for. ❋ Brian Clegg (2009)
My suggested solution is titrating the Haldol up a notch. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Sure, the photos don't show Miley stylishly cramming for an exam, rowing for the crew team or titrating test tubes in a lab. ❋ Unknown (2008)
As more and more of us become naturalized citizens of Prozac nation, a few cranky souls remain prescription-drug1 free, titrating the available OTC medicines with caffeine, alcohol, and herbs, surviving yet another winter. ❋ Doyle (2008)
Demonstrated living photoelectric ecosystem using blue green algal mat cores published with Neal Armstrong; with R.J. Beyers developed method of calibrating diurnal pH with photosynthesis using a graph produced by titrating with carbon-dioxide water; showed self regulating homeostasis in microcosms adapted in growth chamber not increasing metabolism with temperature; simulation model of diurnal metabolism showing very high gross production and tight recycle, but small net production where nutrients are small as in tropical plankton. ❋ Unknown (2007)
