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Further calculation of concentrations UDD-DOX and OLC-DOX are based on these data.
With respect to a further calculation of error budgets, the usual conversion factor from dry matter into carbon of 0.5 given in the GPG [11] is adopted.
If multiple lesions were present within one vessel, only the highest CCO decrease was used for further calculation of diagnostic accuracy.
In parallel with the extractions, a humidity test was carried out, according to Pimentel et al. ([2008]), for a further calculation of the extraction yield.
As shown in Figure 2, the further calculation of band structure for bulk wurtzite ZnO shows a direct bandgap of 0.81 eV, which is in good agreement with the previous calculation [18], but is smaller than the experimental value.
Then, we constructed a simple cubic (SC) 2 × 2 × 2 supercell with 32 PbTe units and used the same lattice constant for further calculation of substitution energy and interstitial insertion energy.
Therefore, in the sense of a conservative approach, we used the half-life of the slower elimination phase (calculated after 48 h) for further calculations of the dose D, as this is the main influence to the dose to the public.
Mean, within subject standard deviation (SD), coefficient of variance (CV (SD/mean*100)), and left/right ratio of spatial and temporal gait variables were calculated by the software and exported to Microsoft Excel® for further calculations of walk ratio (step length/cadence) and asymmetry: 100x(|ln(left/right)|) [ 16].
We have taken an average value between these two measured intensities that is used for further calculations of the coefficient of the nonlinear refraction.
Statistical analyses were performed at CRP-Santé using SAS version 9.2, and the further calculations of results described in the text were performed by LJS, using Excel version 14.0.6123.5001.
Consequently, observed and simulated soil carbon dynamics (Table 2) were omitted from further calculations of the GHGB.
