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As a basic principle, the release of metal should remain 'As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA).' An SRL specifies, the maximal amount of metal ions (in mg) may be transferred from a defined surface of the contact material to the food (in kg) or food simulant.

If the dose is the determinant of the number of such loci within a defined surface area of peritoneal mesothelial membrane, then it is natural to predict that the earliest day of tumor onset is dose independent, whereas the probability of tumor onset closer to the earliest day will increase in a dose-dependent manner.

On the one hand, a defined surface coating of the nanoparticle is decisive, which is already indicated by several studies focussing on an enhanced uptake and retention of drugs meant for, for example, systemic or asthma treatment using surface-modified nanovehicles (Yamamoto et al. 2005; Surti et al. 2008).

A glass surface provides a defined surface, eliminating variations of surface properties, as compared to dentin.

Embedding ceramic particles with a negative thermal expansion coefficient into a metallic corrosion resistant coating can establish a reversible thermal activation of a defined surface microstructure with the aim of having a shark-skin at high temperatures (in use) and self-cleaning at low temperatures (out of use).

These bulk alloys were prepared in UHV to obtain a well defined surface composition of 75 at.% Pt and 25 at.% Co and Ni, respectively.

This is precisely the reason why the sample has been selected for this section: as shown in more detail below, the grain like structure results in a well defined surface morphology with a flat distribution of roughness for small inverse wavelengths, and a fast decay for high inverse wavelengths.

Mounted samples were polished to decrease surface heterogeneity due to corrosion and passivation processes, and to assure a uniform defined surface condition at the beginning of the migration test.

The method relies on the generation of a spatially defined surface chemistry comprising protein adsorbing and non-adsorbing areas that allow control over the adsorption of cell-adhesive glycoproteins.

Membrane-mimetic films were constructed on planar substrates with defined surface concentrations of catalytically active TM.

NK-cell activation induced by a set of defined surface receptors has been well elucidated.