The mechanical and fracture properties of various alumina-based LGMs have been discussed in this chapter in relation to phase composition, microstructure, and residual stress.
The issue of polymorphic metabolism of tamoxifen related to therapy efficacy is briefly commented upon in relation to phase III trials here and in detail in another paper in this supplemental issue.
The concentrations we detected were similar within a factor of 2 to other California studies, and we have previously published detailed analysis and discussion of these findings, including an analysis of time trends in relation to phase out of PentaBDE and its substitution with other flame retardant chemicals.
After sevoflurane infusion, both systolic (PAPs) and diastolic (PAPd) pulmonary pressures exhibited step-by-step reduction, which became statistically significant in phase 3 and thereafter, in relation to phase 1 values.
For instance, studies have shown alterations in drug metabolism in relation to phases of menstrual cycle, during pregnancy, or after menopause [ 22].
The effects of the timing of operation in relation to menstrual phase and hormone receptor protein positivity and concentration of the 5 year survival of 267 premenopausal women with operable breast cancer were evaluated.
Our results show that a large proportion of units were modulated in relation to task phase, and were unaffected by sensory context or perceptually suppressed input.
Consideration of emergent themes in relation to progressive phases and theoretical domains of behavioural change provided a novel structure that added to the depth and utility of this analysis.
Compatibilization of the immiscible polycarbonate (PC /polyvinylidenefluoride (PVDF) pair by a third homopolymer, i.e. polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), has been studied in relation to the phase morphology and mechanical properties of the polyblends.
By means of phase-sensitive techniques it is possible to generate contrast also in relation to the phase shifts imparted by the sample and to extend the capabilities of X-ray imaging to those details that lack enough absorption contrast to be visualised in conventional radiography.
No significant differences were found between normal subjects and patients with benign or malignant tumours of the breast when account was taken of the status of the patient in relation to the phase of the menstrual cycle and the menopause.
