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When the amount of lactate released from the muscle to the blood during exercise was estimated from the changes in average blood lactate (see Results section) the difference in the total anaerobic energy release between the second and the first 5 repetitions increased from 9% (closed system) to 19% (adding the lactate released from the muscles).

Primary end point is the time to a 50% reduction from the baseline plasma creatinine, estimated from the changes of plasma creatinine values 30 days post-transplant or 30 days after the last performed dialysis post-transplant.

The soil water content and upward flux from the groundwater was simulated using HYDRUS-1D model and the results were compared with the upward flux estimated from the change in groundwater levels.

Nitrogen volatilization was estimated from the change in the N P ratio in excreta at the time of excretion to the time when manure was scraped from the barn.

The transition from tilted to fibre orientation occurred at different points on a nominal stress-strain curve but at approximately the same local strain, as estimated from the change in sample dimensions.

The toughening effect is estimated from the change in crack tip stress intensity induced by ferroelastic domain switching near the crack tip using the weight function formalism developed for stress-induced transformation toughening of zirconia ceramics.

Shown in Fig. 5b (left panel), the relative strain can be estimated from the change in the a-axis lattice constant of Au nanoparticles.

The ratio of lung and respiratory system elastance is in turn estimated from the change in airway and esophageal pressure during tidal volume inflation.

Fitness is estimated from the change in relative frequency of the two types.

Ventricular permeability was estimated from the change in CSF R1 values during CR washout.

The volume of fluid in the airspace compartment was estimated from the change in albumin concentration in the alveolar instillate, as previously described (Randrianarison et al, 2007).