diluteness

diluteness

(daɪˈluːtnəs)
n
the state, quality, or degree of being dilute
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Further, we did not evaluate total water or protein intake, which could be common causes of urine diluteness and anthropometric measures (Krieger et al.
Epstein adeptly breaks down complex concepts so that even the scientifically challenged can appreciate them, such as "climate sensitivity," or the problems of diluteness and intermittency that make wind and solar power non-viable alternatives for modern industrial society.
against national actors, the problem of causal diluteness still looms
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Urinary diluteness and serum lipid concentrations can vary between individuals as a result of recent water or dietary fat intake.
In epidemiologic studies of environmental contaminants measured in urine, investigators adjust for creatinine or specific gravity to correct for variations in urine diluteness at the time of measurement (Barr et al.
This is the commonly used creatinine standardization method, which reflects the assumption that creatinine levels are inversely proportional to urinary diluteness.
This method should specifically control the covariate-independent, short-term multiplicative effect of hydration on urinary diluteness.