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The Barrier Index (BI) was defined as the ratio of the times needed to lose 50% of the fluorescence signal in the bud over the mother.

The barrier index was defined as the ratio of the times needed to lose 40% of the initial fluorescent signal in the bud over the mother compartment.

BI = barrier Index, corresponding to the time of 50% fluorescence loss in the bud divided by the time of 50% fluorescence loss in the mother cell.

Graph shows the Barrier Index (ratio of the time to decay to 70% of initial fluorescence in the mother compartment to the bud compartment of early anaphase nuclei, mean ± SEM, N ≥ 20 cells).

The number of displacements per atom, which are necessary to obtain identical reductions of the barrier refractive index is higher for lower ion masses.

DRL lenses are made of a Boston XO2 (hexafocon B) material with an oxygen permeability of 141 barriers, refractive index of 1.424, Rockwell R hardness of 101 units, and wetting angle of 38 degrees measured with the captive bubble method.

Barriers were indexed by two questions that focused on encouraging patients 'even when one is busy' and 'even when one's organization makes it difficult to encourage patients'.

The damage layer, which is governed by nuclear energy deposition of He+ ions, makes itself a reduced index barrier for guiding light.

The shortest pulses were achieved with an asymmetric 4-QW-graded-index barrier design.

The typical barrier-shaped refractive index profile is attributed mainly to the nuclear energy deposition of the incident carbon ions into the MgGa2O4 crystal.

Barriers to health-care index (average number of barriers that women living with HIV indicated were problematic, regardless of the reported extent of the problem) and BACS severity scores (average response on the Likert scale) were also calculated (Full definitions in Table 2).