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For example, compared with the mini Au droplets with a DA of 2 nm, AH of 22.5 nm, and LD of 86.5 nm, the super Au droplets with 12-nm DA show significantly increased AH of 316% and LD of 320%, reaching an AH of 71.1 nm and LD of 276.8 nm on GaAs (211)B.

For example, the AH was approximately 48 nm and the LD was approximately 130 nm, which are approximately × 2.7 increased AH and approximately × 3 increased LD.

This shows the selectivity of colon digestion toward an increase in estrogenicity, whereas no increased Ah response was detected, compared with stomach or small intestine digests.

Follow-up 1-way ANOVAs were performed separately for each hemisphere: although there was no significant change across all 4 time points in either hemisphere, there is a tendency for the UH gradients to decline (decreasing UH excitability) and the AH gradients to increase (increasing AH excitability).

It is thought that the utilization of this device may increase AH by 2-3 mg/L of H2O more than passive HMEs [ 42].

As such, these projections serve only as an estimate of the potential impact of increasing AH in schools on influenza virus survival.

While field studies are necessary to confirm our modeling results, our findings suggest that indoor humidification will increase AH and RH to levels shown to reduce levels of the influenza virus.

Perioperative haemorrhage in VH decreased significantly and increased in AH and LH but not significantly in LH.

For radiant heat, humidification increased the AH approximately 4 mb, while the increase was approximately one-half as large for the forced air heat.

Over 4 hours, classroom humidifiers increased indoor AH by 4 mb, an increase sufficient to decrease projected 1-hour virus survival by an absolute value of 30% during winter months.

For asthma, a higher number of primary care physicians was partially associated with fewer AH, but increased rates of AH were observed for diabetic patients in areas with more primary care physicians.