C. brasiliense has a high content of phenolic compounds (equivalent to 209 grams of gallic acid per kg).
Thereby, to six kinds of the model compounds except disopyramide, the solubility was from 340 to 98,000 times that in water, and the AUCs in plasma concentration of the compound were equivalent to that of solution or O /W microemulsion administration, or was increased by 1.5 to 78 times that of suspension administration.
By definition, 1 mM of sample compound is equivalent to 2 mM TEAC.
In silico toxicity of all the compounds was equivalent to the standard fungicides used.
Sensitivity of the compact, portable SPR sensor to ppb levels of the two compounds was equivalent to that obtained with a conventional SPR apparatus.
The concentrations of alternative carbohydrates and nitrogenous compounds were equivalent to the concentrations of carbon and nitrogen resources in the initial medium (12 g/L tryptone; 4 g/L glycerol).
The difference in the m/z values of the [M-H]− ions of these two compounds was equivalent to 14 (corresponding to a CH2 unit), indicating that the structural difference is in the alkyl chain of the keto-dammarane skeleton.
In order to quantify how the effects (1) and (2) can degrade the TD-MMSE estimator performance, we have evaluated the impact of both of them, separately, in a SISO system, i.e. 1 × 1, since the compound equivalent channels B → R → U correspond to point-to-point links.
One difference in our approach is that we used an unstructured covariance matrix to model the correlation structure within individuals as opposed to a compound symmetry assumption (equivalent to using a random intercept for individual).
In a general setting, the problem of finding the optimal pathway ρ*(c) in Equation 4 that produces the target compound c is equivalent to finding the shortest hyperpath in a weighted hypergraph.
