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The final integrated doses are compatible with operation in the space environment and in high-energy physics experiments involving moderately high-radiation levels.

In a short-term laboratory experiment, we subjected these species to three different UVBR treatments corresponding to daily biologically effective integrated doses of 0, 1 and 6 kJ m−2.

Cumulative dose was calculated by integrating dose rate over time since birth.

In this model-based approach, the estimated benefit in terms of risk reduction can be obtained by integrating dose differences in prediction models [ 25].

Communism had strong domestic roots and thrived as an ideology among intellectuals as well as organized workers, as communist propagandists successfully integrated strong doses of anti-German hatred with pan-Slavic solidarity and socialist visions of utopia.

Our study used the questionnaire information to evaluate of pregnant women water usage habits and estimate integrated internal dose for THM exposure assessment.

These results are of use in identifying those parameters in the models that characterize the integrated tissue dose, and which should therefore be the primary focus of sensitivity analyses.

The criminal-justice system needs to understand how to evaluate and integrate enormous doses of visual data into the justice system.

The dose per voxel was calculated by integrating the dose rates for each voxel, using a hybrid trapezoidal-exponential fit consisting of linear fits between the first three time points and an exponential tail obtained by fitting to the final two time points [25].

These integrated, extrapolated internal doses, calculated on the basis of biological exposure equivalents, confirmed the clinical diagnosis for three patients, showing severe intoxication symptoms.

Finally, an important characteristic of patients who are adherent to complex medication regimens is the ability to successfully integrate the dosing schedule into their daily routine (Ryan and Wagner 2003; Vrijens et al. 2005).