The embedded tissue samples were cut into 5 μm thickness using a microtome (Histo-line laboratories, ARM-3600, Viabrembo, Milano, Italy).
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Median destructive field (MDF) with respect to each laboratory-induced ARM during SAFD was calculated to see a magnetic hardness to the remanence in relation to coercivity and average grain size of the magnetic minerals.
A total of 18 different parameters were collected and analyzed (Online resource 3A and 4A), and for some parameters, we were able to stratify results into 2 subgroups containing similar number of laboratories per arm.
In actual, laboratory-imparted ARMs of the −20-cm level samples resulted in the intensities one order of magnitude smaller than those of the floor surface samples (Table 1). Figure 5 Representative thermomagnetic curves.
BUFFALO, July 8 — In the bright sterility of a laboratory, a robotic arm moves almost imperceptibly over a rack of minuscule vials, each holding one-billionth of a liter of genetic material.
Safety was assessed by comparing genitourinary (GU) adverse events (AEs), colposcopy findings, vaginal lactobacilli and laboratory abnormalities by arm.
To assess physiological and/or mechanical responses of wheelchair athletes or wheelchair-dependent persons, researchers and rehabilitation staff use continuous graded standardized protocols in laboratory such as arm crank exercises or wheelchair treadmill exercises [ 6– 9].
In a field assessment of paralympic athletes with the similar average IWBF level (2.9 ± 1.3) HRpeak and VO2peak values (174.4 ± 11.6 b·min−1 and 34.1 ± 4.2 mL·min−1·kg−1), Bernardi et al. [ 3] observed a significant relationship between oxygen consumption obtained in the field and that measured in the laboratory during an arm crank exercise (ACE).
