The GJIC-effects of a fractionated DEP extract were found to be due to components in the polar fraction, while the less polar nitro-PAH fraction showed the strongest mutagenic potential (Ames test) [ 158].
Interestingly, the use of a fractionated low radiation dose that is below the clinical effective dose was shown to cause greater tumor shrinkage when combined with bubble treatment (Czarnota et al., 2012).
Seasonal variations in Mg isotope ratios in the dissolved load are small, but define an array which can be modeled as a mixture between a fractionated groundwater reservoir and surface runoff.
However, it may represent a different inflammatory milieu compared to a fractionated schedule, especially when fractionation is overlaid with wound healing [ 10, 78].
Most often, RT is applied in a fractionated fashion with typical doses per fraction in the range of 1.8 3 Gy.
In this study, total doses of 63-84 Gy E proton radiotherapy were applied in a fractionated regimen using 13 to 27 fractions.
The SER90% reaches a value of 9.5 around 90% of cell survival rate, which could be worth considering for a fractionated irradiation with low dose per fraction.
All fields should be irradiated the same day with a fractionated dose varying from 1.8 to 2 Gy per fraction and per day, five times per week (standard).
Reimbursements to these parties, as well as costs to insurers, may rise in a fractionated market, and if so, these costs would be passed on to consumers as higher premiums.
Radiochromatography was performed by a fractionated elution of the generator for three illustrative samples.
To deal with this complexity, this paper proposes a fractionated approach to planetary surface exploration.
