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Simulated 90Y PET/CT-guided RFA resulted in a calculated decrease in active tumor volume when cell killing inside the Ω = 6.9 boundary was assumed.

Additional file 2: Table S5 presents the detailed results, and Fig. 10 shows the calculated decrease of remaining radioactivity in the 10 cm top layer within 10 years after treatment.

For AR42J cells, stimulation with 0.5 mM CDCA (Fig.  5c) caused ATP release of 358 ± 52 nM to extracellular medium, which corresponds to a calculated decrease of 0.68 ± 0.1 mM in the cell (n = 5).

The inverse relation between sperm volume and advanced age appears clear (Dain et al., 2011), with a calculated decrease of 0.03 ml per year in the total sperm volume in healthy men (Eskenazi et al., 2003).

After stimulation with 0.3 mM CDCA, Capan-1 released 68 ± 26 nM ATP to extracellular medium, which corresponds to a calculated decrease of 0.08 ± 0.03 mM ATPi in a cell (n = 8).

As the LLN for haemoglobin values were different for men (<12.7 g/dL for men aged 12 59 years and <12.5 g/dL for men aged 60 150 years) and women (<11.6 g/dL for women aged 12 59 years and <11.5 g/dL for women aged 60 150 years) in the CLASS trial, we further calculated decreases in haemoglobin ≥2 g/dL in men and women separately.

This paper presents an analytical model to calculate decrease of kinetic energy and residual velocity of projectile penetrating targets composed of multi-layered planar plain-woven fabrics.

From the rate of decrease in fluorescence and the dependence of fluorescein emission on pH, we calculated a decrease in intraliposomal pH from 7.60 to 7.42±0.01 in 10 ms (n=4).

The unsaturated hydraulic conductivity of GF was calculated to decrease when the suction, binder content, and degree of hydration increase.

Doses calculated to decrease activity by 50% were 2-fold lower for the γ-isomer (1.29 mg/kg) compared to λ-cyhalothrin (2.65 mg/kg).

The tuning rate is calculated to decrease as the coverage is increased and, for high coverage, to increase as the pH is increased.