19 31 In a study using fecal calprotectin as a marker of intestinal inflammation, infants with presumptive allergic colitis were randomised to receive an EH formula with or without LGG and the same casein hydrolysate as the formulae in the current study.
Fig. 6 Administered activity calculated using the quadratic formula described in the current EANM Guideline plotted against activity calculated using expressions (3) to (6).
The mean activity that would have been administered to the subjects of this study using expressions (3) to (6) is 66 MBq (29%) lower than was actually administered using the current protocol and 11 MBq lower than the mean activity recommended using the quadratic formula described in the current EANM Guideline calculated as described above.
Figure 6 shows the activity to be administered to each subject according to the quadratic formula described in the current EANM Guideline for a bed overlap of >30% using acquisition times calculated using expressions (3) to (6), plotted against activity calculated using expressions (3) to (6).
The calcium absorption value of 58.8% versus 42.1% for the NoPALM (non-POL) versus PALM POLL) formula noted in the current study is consistent with the values of 57.4% versus 37.5% for the non-POL versus POL formula reported by Nelson et al. [ 7].
23 Available data suggest that the LGG-supplemented EH casein formula assessed in the current study provides additional benefits of better management of allergic colitis, as well as faster tolerance acquisition, in infants with CMA that are not observed with the non-supplemented formula.
The paper also shows the potentiality of the proposed approach in deriving the main parameters characterizing the bond behavior of FRP-strengthened masonry specimens which are generally accounted in theoretical models and in the design formulas contained in the current standard codes.
Most existing empirical formulas available in the current literature do not take into account the effect of reinforcement in predicting penetration depth and perforation thickness of reinforced concrete (RC) panels subjected to impact loads.
The formulae used in the current study were well-tolerated among all subjects, as is typically reported in the literature.
An older version of the 36-ingredient formula (EMPowerplus) evaluated in the current set of analyses has been studied in a variety of ways (the ingredients of the formula are listed on the developer's website (Truehope.com) and in Additional File 1: it consists of 14 vitamins, 16 minerals, 3 amino acids, and 3 antioxidants).
