Two groups of patients are discerned: relatively active patients, who are characterized by bursts of activity followed by periods of relative inactivity, and low active patients, who have extremely low activity levels on most days [ 31].
In these assays, we measured the activity of FVII toward its physiologic substrate, factor X (FX), by exploiting a fluorogenic substrate for activated FX, which permits high sensitivity to very low activity levels [2,14].
CML director general Michael Coogan said: "Gross mortgage lending in May recovered after low activity levels in April.
We describe a new approach for the detection and identification of actinides at low activity levels directly in aqueous solution.
EuE-k-18F-FBOA, EuE-k-β-a-18F-FPyl, and 18F-DCFPyl exhibited similar pharmacokinetics with fast renal excretion and low activity levels in non-target tissues.
Once the activity jumps to the high activity branch, the dynamics can only return to low activity levels if B or (w_{EI}) is decreased substantially.
One can conclude that for low activity levels, it is beneficial to reduce interference and to change the BS to use UL-heavy TDD configuration.
Dr Mark Pearce, from Newcastle University, told the BBC he was surprised by the low activity levels "and even more surprised that girls were even lower".
Both planning and verification can be technically demanding due to various factors, including low activity levels in patients and/or low photon yield, image co-registration, calibration of the system, volume definition, choice of imaging time points, and kinetic modelling.
Long-term γ-spectroscopic measurements determined low activity levels of 0.079% 44mSc, 46Sc, 47Sc, 48Sc and 0.34% 44mSc, 47Sc, 48Sc in the final products of irradiated 46Ti and 43Ca targets, respectively (Table 3).
While genetic variants affecting people's likelihood of becoming obese have been there for a long time, the frequent occurrence of a certain type of diet combined with low activity levels is a newer phenomenon.
