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Fig. 5 a Longitudinal relative changes in tumor FAZA uptake with respect to pre-treatment values (%ID/g on day 0).

We illustrate the necessity for a consistent treatment for the potential drop across the full interfacial region, and propose a new theoretical model which emphasises ion ion interactions in an interfacial region of reduced longitudinal relative permittivity.

All the proposed structural countermeasures are characterised by the addition of few elements to the original structure, i.e. punctual masses and/or additional cables located in specific sections to reduce vertical and longitudinal relative displacements of the suspension cables, in order to preserve the bridge lightness and slenderness.

In conclusion, this is the first longitudinal study relative to accompanying symptoms.

Rotation, measured in degrees (deg), is the magnitude of the movement of the tibia about its longitudinal axis relative to the femur.

This resulted in a large demand on the longitudinal CFRP relative the other repaired columns, and also resulted in a large force in the CFRP that needed to be anchored to the base at the critical section for bending moment.

Using a suitable design of the planar thin film electrode system we change an orientation of vector intensity of the electric field lines from transversal to longitudinal direction relative to the skin surface.

Unlike the baseline difference, the longitudinal difference relative to controls did not have a monotonic change with group.

In a separate analysis (unpublished), people with gene-expansion showed longitudinal differences relative to controls in three subscales understanding, getting along, and life activities.

The intracellular positioning of the polarity complexes, while retaining their longitudinal positions relative to each other, was asymmetrically skewed towards the barrier, consistent with the overall tip morphology (Fig.  1A).

The focal fish was measured when swimming in seven different positions, along its longitudinal axis, relative to the closest neighbour at a lateral distance of between 0.4 and 0.5 of its body length (BL) (Fig.  1a).