The energy scales of the XPS figures reported in this paper are not corrected for surface charging but the peak assignments (Binding Energies, BEs), as reported in the tables, are referenced to C1s aliphatic carbon, as an internal standard, set at 285.0 eV.
Please note that the conclusions made in the original publication were based on the correct numbers as reported in the tables, and as such they are unaffected by the errors made.
As reported in the table, the results of Example 2 show that in each of the three models, increasing (P_{text{c}}^) will reduce (P_{text{e}}^) and (q_{text{T}}^) while increase (Q^) and (q_{text{R}}^).
Results: Thirty-three patients were studied, 5 with mild, 10 with moderate and 18 with severe ARDS, according to the Berlin definition.[2] As reported in the Table 20 and Fig. 23, the amount of tissue which can be opened between 30 and 45 cmH2O was 8%%, 17 % and 37%% respectively in mild, moderate and severe ARDS).
These findings were indirectly supported by the expression of the HMOX-1 gene, as reported in the Table S1 and in Fig. 2. The fold change of HMOX-1 gene normalized to the level of the housekeeping gene GADPH is represented as whisker box plot.
Gene prediction was based both on Vitis vinifera (as reported in the table) and Arabidopsis known splicing sites.
It is also worth remarking that the prediction for the activity peak reference range obtained in the model in the Northern Hemisphere differ from country to country, as reported in the Table 1 for the countries analyzed here.
Specifically, 196 serum samples satisfied the inclusion criteria in terms of anamnestic information about the sampled cat and, according to the above-mentioned diagnostic approach, cats were grouped as reported in the Table.
As reported in the ANOVA Table (Table S3), the most significant influence on the released sugars during the enzymatic hydrolysis of A. donax was exercised by the temperature (°C), pH, and time.
Table 1 shows the adverse event categories as reported in the summary tables of internal reports (one single arm study and 10 randomised controlled trials, of which nine informed our clinical effectiveness analyses).
The PCR reaction mixtures and conditions are those as reported in the literature (Table 1).
