There were no discernable differences in lactate clearance or final lactate concentration based purely on the type of initial resuscitation fluid used (Additional file 3).
Recent research from 2008 seems to show that there is some product innovation benefit to concentration in purely quality-driven industries.
This impact of insurer concentration is purely picked up by the insurers HHI, with no significant coefficient for the centered market share.
If the pharmaco-nutrition philosophy is applied, higher doses are usually given, although the rationale for doses beyond what may be needed to restore a low plasma concentration is purely hypothetical.
Trials involving non-perioperative management, perioperative treatment for multiple tumors in addition to bladder cancer, operative management other than radical cystectomy, unconfirmed operative management, measured outcomes solely of serum or urine biomarker concentration, or purely metastatic or non-invasive disease were excluded from selection.
As expected, this effect occurred at lower concentrations for purely quasi-CW data than for purely EP data, since the relative noise was significantly lower in the former.
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In addition, the elevation in contaminant concentrations is perhaps not as high as a purely concentrative model would suggest (Aguilar et al. 1999).
Thus, the increase in water concentration is a feature purely of the reagents (Table 2, control experiment no. 2).
Furthermore, because it determines the active fraction(s) of the drug, it offers more clinically meaningful data than concentration values derived from purely chemical methods.
The molecular size-dependent rate of diffusion is represented by the CSF/serum concentration quotients of the purely blood-derived proteins in normal CSF.
