Figure 6 Analyzed Sr concentration expressed by 1/Sr (ppm -1 ) versus 87 Sr/ 86 Sr of the Arima-type brine.
Sr concentration expressed by 1/Sr (ppm-1) versus 87Sr/86Sr of the Arima-type brine analyzed in this study, together with the data of the Rokko granitoids and the Arima group consisting mainly of rhyolitic welded tuffs (Terakado and Nohda 1993).
This reflects the mass effect observed in the methodological study on lipid transfers [ 16], such that the greater the HDL concentration, expressed by the HDL-cholesterol and apo A-I concentrations, the higher the transfer of lipids to the HDL fraction.
The relative intensity was calculated as the absolute difference between the two sucrose concentrations expressed in percentage weight/weight, divided by the mean concentration.
Concentrations (expressed as percentage of binder) stated by the manufacturer are as follows: calcium hydroxide ≤ 20%; hydraulic binder (Portland cement) ≤ 20%; filler (vermiculite) ≤ 5%.
Absolute headspace VOC concentrations expressed in ppbv (parts per billion by volume) were calculated from peak intensities according to the formula described by Lindinger et al. [[ 70]].
Since NHANES III only collected spot urine samples, all analyses were performed using creatinine corrected urinary cadmium values (urinary cadmium divided by urinary creatinine concentrations, expressed as μg/g) to account for between participant differences in urine dilution.
Because NHANES III collected only spot urine samples, we performed all analyses using creatinine-corrected urinary cadmium values (urinary cadmium divided by urinary creatinine concentrations, expressed as micrograms per gram) to account for between-participant differences in urine dilution.
A reference curve was generated in each assay using the pooled serum samples by plotting the concentrations, expressed as arbitrary units (AU), versus the relative optical density (OD) values.
