In conjunction with simultaneously taken arterial blood samples the gastric CO2 gap and pHi were calculated at 12 hourly intervals up to 48 h post-operatively.
In order to derive a mechanistic understanding of how gene transcription is regulated over the course of RA - for example, in response to therapeutic agents - it will be critical to observe these changes over time in specific cell types, preferably in conjunction with a simultaneously obtained gene expression profile.
Fourth, we show that the design attributes work in conjunction, hence, studying them simultaneously is important.
The capacity of improving mechanical properties, biocompatibility, and hydrophobicity simultaneously, in conjunction with its low-cost and easy-to-operate features, makes it a promising surface engineering technique for biomaterial treatment.
Fluorescently labeled IgE was used in conjunction with FAP−γ to simultaneously follow the γ- and α-subunits before, during, and after activation.
While this intervention study was not designed to empirically test or answer these questions directly, we describe the decisions that went into the selection of multiple risk behaviors, the conceptual framework applied, and theoretical constructs and models thought to be common or unique across behaviors that could be addressed simultaneously in conjunction with prenatal care visits.
It is a wrapper model which selects useful features in conjunction with the classifier and simultaneously exploits the correlations among multiple views.
In the paper we present a new optical system that uses a transverse Zeeman dual-frequency laser in conjunction with plane polariscope for simultaneously measuring both the principal axis angle and the retardance of the optical linearly birefringent materials.
In addition, as described in Methods section, the additional parameter that characterizes deciduous trees in conjunction with phenological events was simultaneously adjusted with the above-mentioned variables.
In this work we demonstrate the use of a single-axis scanning laser vibrometer, in conjunction with a mirror, to evaluate simultaneously the longitudinal and lateral motion of dental scaler probes oscillating at ultrasonic frequencies (∼30 kHz).
