In the stage of concentration, the practitioner concentrates, for example on the lower abdomen, in which case there is a dualistic relationship established between the practitioner who is concentrating, and the lower abdomen that is the focus of concentration.
There was a small error towards higher observed concentrates for the low concentration solutes (magnesium and calcium), no systematic error for potassium 3 mmol/L and a clear systematic error towards lower observed concentrations for potassium 4 mmol/L.
Response functions were produced for the ash content and the recovery of the clean coal concentrates for the performance of the hydrocyclone and Falcon concentrator under different operating conditions.
Assaying ores and concentrates for platinum-group metals is extremely difficult, since the concentration of any particular metal may be less than one part per million.
Platelet concentrates for musculoskeletal injuries are innovative tools for regenerative medicine.
Kuroski, J. E. & Young, S. Comparison of the safety and efficacy between 3-factor and 4-factor prothrombin complex concentrates for the reversal of warfarin.
Industry calls it "biomass extraction" and turns the harvest into everything from fish sticks to protein concentrates for livestock or pellets to feed cage-raised salmon.
Zinc concentrates for smelting and refining are sent by railway to Cockle Creek or Port Pirie or are exported to Tasmania.
Developers may be prepared on the basis of published formulas or bought as ready-mixed powders or concentrates for dilution with water.
On demand and prophylaxis usage of FVIII/ FIX concentrates for the therapeutic management of hemophilia has greatly changed quality of life, and healthy life span of affected patients.
The land required for all these crops to replace beef and lamb is about 1,352 kilohectares (kha), compared with about 135 kha to supply concentrates for ruminant meat now.
