Therefore, we believe the drug concentrations used in this body of work are reflective of exposures obtainable in vivo.
Hence, more reproducible degradation data are expected to be obtainable for exposures that are not multiples of the full annual cycle of UV, especially for those with a duration <1 year.
These results demonstrate that rats fed a mixture of dietary soy isoflavones showed significantly altered enzyme activity profiles during development at PND 28 as a result of early exposure to isoflavones at levels obtainable by humans.
Patterning results showed the resolution of the resist to be 28 nm at an EUV exposure dose of 12.2 mJ/cm2, the obtainable aspect ratio to be as high as 2, and the line-edge roughness (LER) to be small, with 3σ being 3.6 nm for 45-nm line-and-space patterns and an inspection length, L, of 2000 nm.
They cannot be obtained surgically or, if obtainable, only with extremely sophisticated craniofacial procedures.
The ability to induce cellular responses at somewhat lower and hence more realistic dose levels under ALI conditions may provide biologically more meaningful data than those obtainable with the conventional submerged exposures.
The untreated cell population represents the maximal negative control signal obtainable at the end of an exposure period.
Substudies can be designed to exploit obtainable information for modeling study subject exposures (Jerrett et al. 2005).
In addition, the observational design of this study makes it possible to examine pregnant women's real-life exposures, which can render some important insights not obtainable in clinical studies.
However, highest speeds on the order of MHz may seem too fast for practical application, considering that obtainable sensitivity is limited by maximum permissible exposure.
In this case, with a maximum incident average power on the SLM of 600 mW, the largest illumination area obtainable with enough signal for 30 ms exposure time is 8100 µm at 40X magnification with a peak irradiance of 40 GW/cm.
