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As the concentration of FS-C8 increasedsed, however, values of tanδ for this series become comparable to those measured for the other FS, as well as CS, series.
Its hardness is adjustable allowing it to become comparable to the middle hardness plastic during a 72 h mineralization procedure.
In addition, few data in the 1990s have become comparable to the equilibrium concentration of atmospheric CO2 (Fig. 5).
It is found that under certain conditions the effect of fluid presence can become comparable to the effect of loose contact between the shell and the surrounding soil.
It can be expected, however, that the measurement error might become comparable to the measured amplitudes when considering very large aberrations (greater than 3 4 rad rms).
By defining an appropriate threshold of the fringe peak count, we successfully eliminated these unrealistic temperature values, and the corrected temperature values became comparable to those provided by the MSIS-90E and GAIA models.
Yet, for low activity concentrations, this variability increased significantly, and COVs of the spheres became comparable to those seen at a multi-institutional level, suggesting that inter-center variation at low activities is likely more due to scanner performance than experimental error.
The CRCs obtained with MEPH SPECT were still improved with the scatter correction and became comparable to those obtained with positron-emission tomography [PET] for the 36-, 30- (cold), 28-, and 24-mm-diameter spheres: CRC = 1.09, 0.59, 0.91, and 0.69, respectively, for SPECT and CRC = 1.07, 0.56, 0.84, and 0.63, respectively, for PET.
However, the OKR gains of the wild-type mice became comparable to those of the mutant mice on day 5 (genotype effect, F 1,23) = 0.28, p = 0.60).
These data suggest that, among less aggressive subjects, HDRs diminished throughout the violent condition until they became comparable to those of the more aggressive subjects, whose responses were consistently small (Figure S5).
