The mass loss rate, specific surface area, and apparent density in each volume element depend upon the local particle conditions, which vary as a consequence of the adsorbed oxygen and gas-phase oxygen concentration gradients inside the particle.
The zeta potential was negative (−11.2 ± 5.1 mV) because of the negative surface charge density at the particle/water interface as a consequence of the presence of oxygen atoms in the polymer backbone [37, 38].
As a consequence of the higher cardiac output, global oxygen delivery was significantly greater in the ALM group (Table 3).
Ligands such as lactose, which have several oxygens arranged to fit this surface, will bind to the protein, partly as a consequence of the concerted forces driving each ligand oxygen atom into a given minimum of the energy surface.
The macrostructures can be understood as a consequence of the local pH lowering associated with oxygen evolution.
This representation indicates up- or downregulation as a consequence of the individual or combined effects of the nutrient limitations and oxygen availability.
As a consequence of the increased RV afterload, the increased RV wall tension, and increased oxygen demand of the RV, the coronary perfusion of the RV will decrease, leading to ischemia.
In addition, major fluctuations in oxygen concentrations occur at the fetomaternal interface during normal pregnancy as a consequence of the profound vascular adaptations (5).
Nevertheless, a study with RTgill-W1 cells proved a significant increase in reactive oxygen species (ROS), as well as the induction of DNA strand breaks, as a consequence of the copper sulfate exposure [ 34].
The pace of oxygen loss is likely to have speeded up massively in the last three decades, with the industrialisation of China, India, South Korea and other countries, and as a consequence of the massive worldwide increase in the burning of fossil fuels.
