Selected parameters (condensed volume and conductivity) and biomarkers (hydrogen peroxide, malondialdehyde) were measured.
We also measured total condensed volume, which reflects overall subject ventilation [ 29], and conductivity after EBC lyophilisation, which reflects the concentration and charge of non-volatile electrolytes [ 11].
To this end, it condenses volumes of biological, psychological, and anthropological research into the staccato prose of a sportscaster.
His autobiography, which throws much light on the literary life of his time, appeared in three volumes The Whispering Gallery (1955), I Am My Brother (1960), and The Ample Proposition (1966)—and in a condensed one-volume version in the United States—In My Own Time (1969).
The last work, condensed to three volumes (1925), and his Manual of Cultivated Plants (1923), through revised editions, remain the principal works in the field.
Mr. Howard's taste for the personal drama and subtle machinations of power politics added zest to his second biography, of Richard Crossman, a cabinet minister under Harold Wilson and the author of the celebrated "Diaries of a Cabinet Minister," which Mr. Howard condensed from three volumes to one in "The Crossman Diaries" (1979).
GEHIP introduced a "simplified register" to condense the volume of registers from 27 to five.
Chromatin consists of nucleosome units connected by linker DNA, condensing the volume of the genetic information in eukaryotes [ 4, 37, 38].
The flask used to condense the volume was rinsed 3 times with 5 mL methanol each, and the rinse was combined in the volumetric flask.
The same extraction procedure was repeated 3 times; the supernatant fluids from 3 extractions were combined and the volume condensed under reduced pressure at 50°C.
The electrostatic term, FES o) = F n – nF1, is the difference in the electrostatic free energy between n like-charged monomers condensed into the volume of one oligomer versus n widely separated monomers (see schematic in Figure 6b).
