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microgram
This term is used almost exclusively in scientific, medical, and pharmacological contexts where extreme precision is mandatory. It conveys a sense of minute scale, typically associated with potent drugs, hormones, or trace elements where a slight deviation in quantity could lead to significant physiological effects.
As a standard unit of measurement, it follows the typical countability of mass units. While it is a countable noun, it is frequently used in the singular form when referring to a specific concentration or a theoretical limit in a laboratory setting.
Meanings
Examples
The dosage is measured in micrograms to ensure precision.
One microgram is equal to one millionth of a gram.
We need a scale that can detect a single microgram of difference.
The concentration of the toxin was only a few micrograms per liter.
Just a few micrograms of this compound can trigger a reaction.
Check the label to see if the amount is in milligrams or micrograms.
The sample contains approximately ten micrograms of gold.
The sample contains approximately ten micrograms of gold.
I wonder if the sensor is sensitive enough to pick up a microgram.