As in case of plain weave, greater number of interlacement points enhances the tightness of fabric.
Displacement for different sutures was more in case of plain RME than the implant-supported RME.
Percent viability of Mycobacterium smegmatis inside macrophages (in vitro) after administration of drug (in vivo) was in the range of 7 11% in the case of ligand-anchored liposomal aerosols, while it was recorded to be 45.7 and 31.6% in case of plain drug and plain neutral liposomal aerosol (based on PC Chol -treated macroPC Chol -treated
The ulcer index after 5 h of treatment with different formulations was found to be 4.5 ± 0.28 in case of plain Famotidine solution, while ulcer index was significantly reduced to 0.5 ± 0.13 in case of Famotidine loaded PEGylated PPI 5.0G dendrimers, indicating sustained release of the drug from drug PEGylated dendrimer complex.
In the case of plain oxygen absorption in the liquid phase and adsorption without reaction in the biofilm layer two limiting cases are considered for slow and fast diffusion within the biofilm.
Communication overhead (Figure 8) can be evaluated based on the number of transmissions of control messages like RREQ, RREP, and RERR in the case of plain AODV and in addition M_ERROR, M-Flag, umpire, and neighbor list messages in the TUS and ETUS (refer to Table 2).
If ever there were cases of plain meaning, Abelard seems to have found them in authorities, on opposing sides of controversial issues.
The in vitro dissolution profile of SNEDDS established advantages of SNEDDS over plain drug as more than 80% drug was released within 30 min in case of optimized SNEDDS while it was approximately 18.3% in the case of plain drug powder.
Alternatively, in cases of very dirty tanks, a mixture of plain unscented chlorine bleach diluted 1 10 with water (1 part bleach, 10 parts water) can be used as a spray or to soak the tank overnight.
The maximum displacement was seen in the case of plain RME model and that too at Pterygomaxillary suture and Mid-palatal suture in descending order.
