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The developed approach can be applied to determine a magnitude of a load for orthodontic tooth movement corresponding to optimal stresses, as well as to simulate bone remodelling on the basis of changes of stresses and strains in the PDL during orthodontic movements.

On the basis of changes of dielectric loss factor tgδ, it has been stated that the occurrence of those two relaxation processes (Fig. 2c).

The monitoring of fibre type adaptations in highly trained subjects with low transformation rates on the basis of changes of the basal high-energy phosphate concentrations does not seem to be possible.

The detector can be build on basis of detection of changes of energy [42] where these changes are defined over the entire frequency range or over different frequency bands.

The assessment was carried out on the basis of changes in selected physicochemical properties of engine oils occurring during actual operation.

Second, on the basis of changes in the percentages of not reached items and percent correct scores at the country level across cycles, he concluded that 'changes in student effort have a large influence on changes in student performance' (p. 33).

A non-linear behavior was observed for changes of log Kf of this complex versus the composition of the binary mixed solvents, which was explained on the basis of changes occurring in the structure of the mixed solvents and also the preferential solvation of the cation, ionophore and the resulting complex in the solution.

The time courses of Ф1B and Ф1D calculated on the basis of changes in plasma concentration after administration of the tested triptans in varying doses[11, 16, 23 27] demonstrated different aspects depending on the drug and dosage form (Figure 1). Figure 1 Time courses of Ф 1B and Ф 1D of the tested triptans in varying doses.

The optimum operating conditions for the formation of the soft powder layer (shell) onto the core granules without damaging the napped fibers is discussed on the basis of changes in the physical properties of the granules and the mechanical strength of the sintered test pieces.

However, conclusions about the rate-limiting steps in these pathways, made on the basis of changes in concentrations of intermediates, should be considered to be tentative rather than final.

Moreover, the regulatory basis of changes in the expression of transcription factors involved in PKD remains poorly understood.