What is "nanogram"

Usage examples of "nanogram".

But she also had a nanogram balance readout right in front of her to tell her when.

Her test showed a blood level of twenty-three nanograms per 394 milliliter at about four hours after she drank it.

With a drug half-life of three to four hours, that would correspond to a blood level of forty-six nanograms in the first hour.

Moana to fly him, giving her three nanograms of quantum dots and five kilograms of imipolex for her pay.

Femtograms, picograms, nanograms of matter coalesced in a space too small to measure.

His technique is so refined it can work with a mere fifty nanograms of material.

In normal daily life, your levels of epinephrine hover between 200 to 800 nanograms per milliliter.

Briggs asked how much 11 nanograms was, and Middleberg said that one joint—a typical cigarette—would leave about 25 to 50 nanograms per milliliter of blood.

But if someone is taking enough to get twenty-nine hundred nanograms per milliliter, they’re getting to that level, ahh, it is within that realm at which we have found that people die.

And in August 1985, they made a few nanograms of it, detected it with mass spectrometers, and had the honor of naming it, along with their colleagues Harry Kroto, Jim Heath and Sean O'Brien.