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To clarify the influences of these effects on IC in the fault zone, we analyzed the IC and the illite 001 peak intensity of continuous borehole core samples from the Nobeoka Thrust, a fossilized tectonic boundary thrust in the Shimanto Belt, the Cretaceous-Paleogene Shimanto accretionary complex in southwest Japan.

To investigate the time courses of [Ca2+]i responses induced by different concentrations of Glu in rice roots, the average luminescence intensity of continuous images with exposure time of 20 s, were analyzed and a comparison of basic parameters (amplitudes, durations and phases) of [Ca2+]i responses were made.

Such interventions included pulmonary artery catheter, intensity of continuous renal replacement therapy, prone ventilation, and subglottic secretion drainage.

159 As the night progresses, the intensity of continuous artificial light needed to suppress circulating melatonin increases.

Intensity of continuous renal replacement therapy and degree of residual renal function are crucial factors in accurately determining the antimicrobial requirement.

In this multicenter pharmacokinetic study, the prescribed intensity of continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) did not adequately predict solute clearance, volume of distribution, half-life, or the saturation coefficient.

Yet this explanation is unlikely, as Bellomo et al. comparing different intensities of continuous haemofiltration (CHF) found similar correction of acidosis but greater increase in mean arterial pressure and decrease in norepinephrine requirements in high intensity CHF group [ 25].

According to classical physics the intensity of this continuous radiation would grow unlimitedly with growing frequencies, resulting in what was called the ultraviolet catastrophe.

Contrary to gas effect, the dispersed oil phase at low holdups increases the macro-mixing intensity but at higher holdups decreases the macro-mixing intensity of the continuous phase.

We maintained the intensity of the continuous auditory input noise constant for each session and varied it between sessions.

In excised frog sciatic nerve bundles, Tsui and colleagues (2005) reported that a temporal average intensity of 1 W/continuousuous wave (5 min) US (3.5 MHz) increased the amplitude of compound action potentials (CAP), while both 2 and 3 W/cm2 intensities decreased CAP amplitudes.