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Deep dose is due to penetrating radiations such as gamma rays or higher energy x-rays.
Shallow dose is due to less penetrating radiations such as beta radiation and low energy x-rays.
In the case of kidneys, 63% of the absorbed dose is due to free 213Bi, which is predominantly localized in the renal cortex [42].
However, the greater availability of functional groups on the surface area with the increase of adsorbent dose is due to the higher removal percent.
The increase in Fe(II) removal percentage by increasing the adsorbent dose is due to greater availability of the exchange sites or surface area.
The increase in the removal efficiency with simultaneous increase in adsorbent dose is due to the increase in quantity, and hence more active sites were available for the adsorption of fluoride.
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First, the examiner established that the effect of each dose of levodopa often wore off before the next dose was due, despite successive changes in the dosage of levodopa/carbidopa, switch to the sustained-release form, and addition of ropinirole and later tolcapone.
The decrease in percentage removal after reaching the optimum dose was due to all the vacant seats which were filled (Garg et al. 2004).
For brain protocols, although the main contribution to the total effective dose was due to the PET radiopharmaceutical, CT can increase the dose by a factor of about 4 if it is used for diagnostic purposes.
The decrease in adsorption capacity q e (mg/g) with increasing adsorbent dose was due to the split in the flux or the concentration gradient between solute concentration in the solution and the solute concentration in the surface of the adsorbent.
A large part of the dose was due to neutron radiation, which could not be measured by dosimetry equipment of the day.
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