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The crack propagation resistance (CPR) value was applied to probe the toughness of TFMG semi-quantitatively, revealing that TFMG with 63 at.% Ta possessed a CPR value six times higher than that of the TFMG with 26 at.% Ta.

The CPR value which is representative of central-peripheral obesity was also significantly higher (P < 0.01) in both overweight and (P < 0.001) obese adolescents.

We obtained the initial (first measurement after intubation), average after one minute of CPR, and final (measurement at admission to the hospital or discontinued CPR) value of PetCO2 for both groups.

When all countries (latest surveys) are divided in half by low vs. high AD values (above and below the median), the average CPR value is 48.9% for low-AD countries, with less skew, and only 41.0% for the high-AD countries, with more skew.

A kinetic model was applied to obtain noise free CO2 production rate (CPR) values, which in turn was used in water and energy balances.

Some of these benefits are: (i) increasing turbulence at the bottom of the reactor core for better heat transfer in single phase region of LWRs, (ii) improving departure nucleate boiling ratio results for PWRs, and (iii) improving critical power ratio (CPR) values by increasing the thickness of film in annular flow regime in the top section of the reactor core of BWRs.

Some of these benefits are: (i) increasing the turbulence at the bottom of the reactor core for better heat transfer in single phase region of the LWRs, (ii) improving the departure nucleate boiling ratio results for PWRs, and (iii) improving critical power ratio (CPR) values by increasing the thickness of film in annular flow regime in the top section of the reactor core of BWRs.

Unadjusted CPR values are reported with 95% confidence interval (CI).

In each country, several municipalities show high CPR values, as seen from the distribution of CPR among municipalities in Figure S4 in the supporting information, particularly in Brazil (1960), Peru (1961), Bolivia (1984), and Colombia (2008).

Statistical evaluations comparing baseline CoPP values with values reached before CPR and ECMO onset values with those before CPR values are outlined in Figures 3 and 4. The final CoPP value at the end of the protocol, that is, after ECMO-treated cardiac arrest of more than two hours on average, reached almost the baseline value.

In contrast to FF ECMO, where baseline to before CPR values reached the same values, in the FS ECMO starting cohort, the CoPP at the end of the protocol still remained significantly lower compared to baseline (45.5 vs. 78.5 mmHg, respectively, P = 0.041).