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By comparing bioavailability of As and P in biochar and non-biochar amended soils, important relations between soil and plant roots have been revealed.

Results: In the mouse assay, we compared bioavailabilities of As in soils with that for sodium arsenate.

We determined absolute bioavailability by comparing areas under the plasma As concentration time curve for oral and intravenous routes of administration (Equation 1).

Similarly, a recent study by Gohlke et al. [ 14] compared the bioavailability of quercetin in the aglycone and glucorhamnoside forms through duodenal administration in German Holstein cows.

Firstly, the oral bioavailability of paclitaxel, calculated by comparing the AUC values after oral and i.v. administration, will be underestimated as the affinity of paclitaxel for the plasma compartment is increased after i.v. administration due to the presence of CrEL in the central circulation.

The researchers compared the bioavailability of BPA given sublingually (under the tongue) versus intravenously or by gavage.

By comparing a meal with similar amounts of calories (meal A/B) but different amount of lipids (< 1 g vs. 5 g) it was shown that bioavailability increases with increasing amounts of lipids.

Several publications have evaluated the accuracy of different scaling methods by comparing the predicted parameters (e.g., plasma or intrinsic clearance, volume of distribution, and bioavailability) to measured human parameters.

Since the concentration of calcium in all standard infant formulas markedly exceeds that of HM by regulatory statute in the United States, it is impossible to directly compare the relative bioavailability of calcium in human milk and infant formulas [ 15].

Microbial degradation of alkanes is often limited by the low bioavailability of these hydrophobic pollutants.

Chlorophyll content was measured to compare the absorptivity and bioavailability of minerals in the plant body.