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Our data confirm that elevated serum IgG4 levels were found not only in IAC patients, but also in a considerable fraction (15%) of a large cohort of PSC patients, that the PPV of a sIgG4 in the lower elevated range between 1.4 and 2.8 g/L for IAC was only 28%, and that therefore serum IgG4 was insufficient to discriminate between PSC and IAC.

The focus was to increase the life span of bituminous mixtures containing waste rubber as an aggregate by reducing a phenomenon of migration of light fractions (maltenes) from bitumen to rubber which occur at elevated temperatures ranging between 160 and 180 °C.

The serum creatine kinase levels were elevated and ranged between 200 and 1400 U/L.

The transducers, having high-resolution as well as elevated frequency ranged between 5 20 MHz, produce optimal ultrasonographic results (90% accuracy rate) of the head and neck.

Tensile tests were carried out at elevated temperatures, in a range between 550 °C and 850 °C, at different strain rates, to identify the material parameters necessary for the calibration of the proposed damage model.

Subsequent annealing of the indented samples at various elevated temperatures, Ta, ranging between 150 and 550 °C allows for partial to full relaxation of the strain imposed due to the shape memory effect.

The percentage of the individuals with elevated triglyceride levels ranged between 31% in the Dutch LifeLines study and 55% in the UK NCDS participants.

Elevated concentrations of TNF-α were detected in ear fluids of homozygote mice (n = 11, range between 480.9 and 3425.6 pg/ml) that were 262-fold elevated when compared with Tgif/Tgif serum (Fig.  8B).

The shape evolution and migration of <1 0 0> and <1 1 1> tilt grain boundaries with rotation angles θ in the range between 6° and 24° were investigated in situ in a scanning electron microscope at elevated temperatures.

Values of heritability range between zero and one.

Estimates range between 10% and 12% of the population.