Flame retardancy was characterized by limiting oxygen index (LOI), and the Broido method was used to evaluate the kinetics of thermal decomposition on untreated and treated wood.
In general, we show that the empirical regularities ('stylized facts') of structural change do not necessarily imply that the structural change in today's developed economies is near to its end: Some of our models imply that the developed economies may re-industrialize significantly or may be characterized by limit fluctuations of sectoral employment shares in future.
Patients suitable for sorafenib should be carefully selected, monitored for individual safety, and prevalently characterized by limiting toxicity syndromes multiple sites.
The 2 LTS-ms, with double DLTs, were observed in young-elderly pts and characterized by: limiting diarrhea associated with mucositis and mucositis associated with erythema.
A prediction of this model is that self-renewal will be characterized by limiting amounts of Oct4 that, once they exceed a threshold value, will promote differentiation through their lineage-priming ability.
Nevertheless, the Gaussian mathematical approach used in this analysis is generally characterized by certain limits, regarding the appraisal of atmospheric gas dispersion.
Both involve the selection of task-relevant information, and both are characterized by capacity limits.
Strengths include the large sample size, multiple measures of body size, and the laboratory techniques for arsenic speciation, characterized by low limits of detection.
One [calculated osmolarity = 1.86 × (Na+ + K+) + 1.15 × glucose + urea +14; all in mmol/L] was characterized by narrower limits of agreement and the capacity to predict serum osmolality within 2% in >80% of participants, regardless of diabetes or hydration status.
Mental retardation (MR), defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as an intelligence quotient (IQ) < 70, is characterized by significantly limited cognitive functioning, coupled with limitations in adaptive skills in two or more of the following areas: social skills, community living, communication, home living, health, self-direction, work, and leisure.
