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The percentage of recovery increases as a function of concentration, which can be expected, since higher concentrations facilitate analyte recovery, and results with high linearity indicate high method accuracy (Guideline, ICH Harmonized Tripartite 2005; González et al. 1999).
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As can be seen, the diameter of nanoparticles aggregated is a linear function of concentration, which is consistent with the previous results obtained (Fig. 3b).
Palmelloid aggregations increased in size and the concentration of final biomass decreased as a function of NaCl concentration, which poses considerations for future strain development.
Figure 4 plots the resistivity of AZO films as a function of Al concentration, which was measured by four-point probe technique.
More careful analysis of the TRPS size distribution data as a function of concentration indicated a modest decrease in size at lower ENM concentration (Table 3 ), which might be due to better ENM stabilization at higher serum/particle ratios.
Irrespective of the primers used, the extension products appeared as a function of concentration of DnaA protein with 0.2 μg (200 nM) being the most efficient after which there was no further concentration effect.
Figure 5 Nanophosphor emission intensity as a function of concentration.
The errors which result because of this assumption have been accepted because of the complexity of the calculations resulting when diffusivity as a function of concentration is included.
The duration of release per formulation as a function of time was also modeled as a function of concentration (C) and the steady state concentration (C SS ).
The decrease of the potential as a function of concentration followed a hyperbolic curve.
The TT was then examined as a function of concentration.
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