This procedure has been heavily criticized, most influentially in the area of cardiovascular epidemiology and with respect to the cardioprotective benefits (5), but of course the argument brought forward applies equally to other dose-response associations.
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Equation 13 shows that k r(E) decreases with increasing the forward applied bias.
Because the resistance for forward applied voltage is nearly equal to the resistance for reverse applied voltage, we believe that such difference is small.
Similarly, the resistance for forward applied voltage (Rforward 2) and the resistance for reverse applied voltage (Rreverse 2) were obtained by fitting the I-V plots from Figure12d.
Electrochemical impedance spectra (EIS) were measured from a CHI 660E electrochemical workstation (Chenhua Inc., Shanghai), applying a 10-mV AC signal and scanning in a frequency range between 1 MHz and 1000 Hz at different forward applied bias.
From Figure12b, the resistance for forward applied voltage (Rforward 1) and the resistance for reverse applied voltage (Rreverse 1) are 27.26 and 27.74 Ω, respectively, which were calculated by fitting the I-V plots.
The EL spectrum of DCCFs shows that a strong broad peaks are located at 440 nm, and its EL brightness of the device can reach 10 cd/m2 at a forward applied voltage of 120 V.
It was also found that the novel design concept, a buffer-modified p/n-type planar OHJ could generate enough charges under a forward applied voltage and the carriers extraction was a tunneling process.
*Using last observation carried forward, applying the last postbaseline value when week 12 values were unavailable.
