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This highly equilibrated nature is consistent with the relatively high equilibration temperature (800°C ± 10°C) recorded by plagioclase as deduced from plagioclase crystallography determined by SR-XRD.

Storage conditions before analysis and the headspace equilibration temperature during analysis were important for the determination of blood ethanol concentrations.

For low cross-linking, only the equilibration temperature has a significant impact on the final energetics and densities.

It is demonstrated that the film appearance and thickness could be tailored via co-doping or changing the equilibration temperature.

Ethanol and acetaldehyde were determined using HS-GC-FID with capillary columns, headspace equilibration temperature (HS-T°) of 70 °C and 20 min equilibration time (HS-EqT).

The film thickness and stability are measured as functions of equilibration temperature, anneal time, thermal treatment history, co-doping, overall composition and TiO2 phase and orientation.

To use metaphase II (MII) bovine oocytes as a model for MII human oocyte cryopreservation and to determine the effect of different previtrification equilibration temperatures, vitrification solutions, zona slitting, and first polar body biopsy on in vitro and in vivo developmental competence of MII human oocytes after the CryoLoop vitrification method.

Equilibration temperatures which were determined in this way are displayed in Table 3.

Also the majority of equilibration temperatures cluster in a smaller range.

As anticipated, calculated mean equilibration temperatures increase with higher aluminum concentration (Fig. 8).

Variation of calculated equilibration temperatures as a function of pH can also be documented for the spring fluids (Fig. 7).