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A robustness study of the proposed sample preparation was carried out as defined by Youden and Steiner and an estimation of the uncertainties of the measured concentrations was made following the EURACHEM/CITAC guidelines, too.

To develop the active fault tolerant control system, it was designed a fault detection and diagnosis system by using a full-order high-gain observer to estimate the temperatures and concentrations on the distillation column; the estimation of the temperatures and concentrations was made by using only one measured temperature.

To further assess that the cellular oxidative stress generated by tellurite lies on the intracellular generation of oxygen reactive species a direct measure of cytoplasmic ROS using the intracellular, specific, probe H2DCFDA in E. coli cells treated with different sub lethal K2TeO3 concentrations was made.

Quantification of template concentrations was made by linear extrapolation of baseline-subtracted data from the bacterial dilution series standard curve.

The decision to determine the concentration response relationships on the basis of nominal, as opposed to measured, exposure concentrations was made in order to overcome problems that were initially encountered with the analytical chemistry (discussed above).

STMCs at lower concentrations were made to emulate an isobologram analysis39, 40 in 96-well plates.

The sample location map and subsequent plots of hydrocarbon and nitrogen concentrations were made with Ocean Data View (Schlitzer, 2013).

Some preliminary results are reported and estimates of retrospective radon concentrations are made from them.

Detailed measurements of above- and below-ground biomass and tissue nutrient concentrations were made on the hybrid poplar at the site in West Virginia.

Comparisons with published experimental systemic concentrations are made for molecules ranging from small lipophilic substances, such as ibuprofen, to polypeptides, such as calcitonin, and proteins, such as insulin.

In the first set of experiments, using sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) as a continuously emitting tracer pollutant from a point source, measurements of pollutant concentrations were made at different distances from the source under different air exchange rates and source strengths.