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It is noteworthy that the diameters of the NWs are consisted with the size of the grains on the surface of BZO film (shown in Figure1c).
These findings are consisted with the results reported also by other researchers [ 19].
The covariates are consisted with the demographic, clinical and endoscopic characteristics.
Our results on the association between risk perception and compliance are consisted with previous studies referring to " Protection Motivation Theory" (PMT) as a potentially useful framework for understanding public response or intention to respond to recommended health behaviours [ 25].
These results are consisted with a previous report showing that the viability of HaCaT (human keratinocyte) cells is not affected at Cr VI) concentrations as high as 30 μM (Wang et al. 2010).
In our culture condition, we have not checked what cell population are there, but we speculate the majority of our tested cell population may be synovial fibroblast cells which are consisted with mixed cell status of proliferation rate and cell cycling, etc.
Because of the relatively wide size distribution of the nanoparticles, the absorption curves of AgDDP16 and AgDDP18 show broader absorptions and red shifts of λmax compared with those of AgDDP12, which are consist with the TEM investigations shown in Figures 2 and 3.
During the preparation of this manuscript, Bielohuby et al reported that feeding a low-carbohydrate/high fat diet ad libitum could result in significantly more visceral and bone marrow fat, induce low BMD, and reduce bone formation in rats [24], which are consist with our current findings.
We reported a significant at 12 weeks and a consistent increase in the MTR for the NP and AF, and a decrease in T2 values, which are consist with outcomes of previous studies [ 8, 9, 15, 17, 32] (Fig. 7).
