Study CBG concentrations, proportion of all CBG measurements/time spent in target range and hyperglycaemic index were within the ranges achieved by ICU studies (table 3).
aChi square test; bindependent samples t test; cMann-Whitney U test; †0.6 % missing; ††8.6 % missing; †††0.1 % missing; ††††0.7 % missing; †††††0.6%% missing; ††††††0.5%% missing The mean serum glucose concentrations, proportion of patients with a severe hypoglycemia and SD values for serum glucose concentrations over time are displayed in Figs. 2, 3 and 4.
Total VFA concentration, proportion of acetate and acetate to propionate ratio were reduced by supplementation.
Based on the concentration proportion of these main four compounds in the extract of C. wenyujin, the mixed solutions were prepared.
To obtain high quality CuxS films, preparative conditions such as concentration, proportion, pH and temperature of the precursor solutions were optimized.
Although the environmental effects of studded tires vary by traffic concentration (proportion of light vehicles versus heavy vehicles), speed, pavement (bare versus icy/snowy), stud type, etc., it is well documented that the use of studded tires increases asphalt wear, particle pollution, and noise (for review, see [19, 30]).
To obtain high quality Cu x S films, preparative conditions such as concentration, proportion, pH and temperature of the precursor solutions were optimized.
However, in adults when adjusted for community and period, all three enterovirus exposure measures [mean concentration, proportion positive-samples (p = 0.074), and maximum concentration (p = 0.028)] were associated with AGI [see Supplemental Material, Table S3 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1104499)].
AGI IRR was significantly elevated when the mean concentration, proportion NoV-GI positive samples, aNoV-GI positiveentration exceeded 1 genomic copy/L, 13%, and 14.7 genomic copiesamplesspectively.
Dense films were obtained from both solutions and suspensions by varying substrate temperature, solution flow rate, concentration, proportions of solvents and deposition time.
Based on sensitivity tests with known concentrations, the proportion of pyrite in these sediments can be determined to better than ± 5% of the total iron in the sample (see ref. [18]).
