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PML stability depends on the absorbing coefficient and thickness of absorbing layers.

Chalcopyrite series material CIGS is well known as a direct bandgap material with an intrinsic high optical absorbing coefficient.

Previous studies [ 23] have showed that the PA signal amplitude depends on the local light intensity and the local optical absorbing coefficient within each voxel.

For all patients, the kidneys absorbed dose coefficient values were between 0.004 and 0.131 mGy/MBq and the bladder absorbed dose coefficients were 0.01 0.93 mGy/MBq.

90Y dosimetric parameters used were as follows: half-life, 64.1 hours; energy per decay, 0.934 MeV [27]; absorbed dose coefficient, 49.59 Gy/GBq/kg; and soft tissue density, 1.04 g/cm3.

The organ absorbed dose coefficient D rT, TD) was evaluated according to the Medical Internal Radiation Dose MIRDD) system [ 15][ 16].

The kidney absorbed dose coefficients were 17% lower for the newborns and 25% higher for the 1-year-old group, and 22% lower for newborns and 76% higher for 1-year-olds in the bladder.

A number of commercial instruments that measure the absorption coefficient of absorbing particles derive a mass concentration of "BC" using a conversion constant referred to as a mass absorption coefficient (MAC).

THPTS is a highly pure (>99,9% HPLC), water soluble, chemical stable, positively charged compound absorbing with an extinction coefficient of ε = 105,000 M−1cm−1 at 760,5nm in water.

For modeling extinction coefficients in absorbing materials, the Maxwell-Garnett effective medium approach does not appear to correctly predict the extinction coefficient for nanofluids.

As more transmitted ultrasonic energies were absorbed, the reflection coefficient decreased.