The four ageing factors studied were: fouling status of the membrane, cleaning agent concentration, magnitude of the back pulse and number of applied back pulses.
Enhancement depends on many factors, including the time from injection to imaging, the dosage of the contrast agent, the magnitude of blood brain barrier abnormalities, the volume of accumulation and the MR pulse sequence (He et al., 2001).
Changes produced by geomorphic agents vary in magnitude but not directly with time i.e., the same change involving the same energy expenditure may be either slow or fast.
The delay in breakthrough was always more pronounced for polymer-than surfactant-stabilized Ag-ENPs, because of differences in the properties of the stabilizing agents and the magnitude of their zeta-potential was lower.
Differential effects between antihypertensive agents on the magnitude of reduction in the early morning hours have been shown in this and previous studies.
In this study, we identified genes involved in the transcriptional response to DNA damage based on variation in expression upon exposure to two representative DNA damaging agents, methylmethane sulfonate (MMS) and ionizing gamma radiation (γ-ray), over three orders of magnitude of agent dose.
Neoarteries responded to vasomotor agents, albeit with different magnitude than native aortas.
As only oral delivery is sensed by the agent, the subjective outcome-magnitude converges to 0.5 (D ).
Such questions pertain to the specific pathogenic roles of B cells in different diseases, the different mechanisms whereby B cell depletion may improve disease, the relative sensitivity of different B cell subsets to depleting agents, and the kinetics, magnitude and quality of B cell repopulation.
Additionally, our doses of DNA-damaging agents were orders of magnitude lower than those used in Das et al. For example, our treatments for HU and UV were 2 mM and 20 J/m, respectively, whereas Das et al used 150 mM HU and 49 995 J/m.
