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An equilibrium dissociation constant Kd of 2.3×10−10 (M) was derived for 17β-estradiol.

In this study, m was derived from well-log data for the Hibernia and Terra Nova reservoirs in the Jeanne d'Arc Basin, offshore of the eastern Canadian coast.

For all 22 lesions, K m was derived from conventional Patlak analysis of the full dynamic data later than 20 min p.i. (at which time, all Patlak plots were already linear).

Pp2FbFP L30 M was derived from Pseudomonas putida flavin-binding Pp2FbFP with a further mutation of L30 M, which was originated from blue-light photoreceptors of the LOV family [67].

In this relation, M was derived from the relation of Watanabe (1971) using maximum vertical velocity amplitudes and A s (m2/s) was estimated from vertical velocity envelopes corrected for geometrical spreading and medium attenuation in the 5 10-Hz frequency band (see below).

We compared the theoretical predictions with the observed relation between K s = m t / c a 0 and K m in a group of nine patients with liver metastases of colorectal cancer for which dynamic scans were available, and K m was derived from conventional Patlak analysis.

T ¯ M is derived as follows T ¯ M = E K 2 T 3 (22).

Then, the FEM model of full suspension bridge with main span of 2500 m is derived.

Digital elevation models (DEM) with grid widths of 20 and 2 m were derived from stereo image pairs separately.

Here C ̂ = M M H holds, where matrix M is derived as M = 1 N f - 1 X - E X (5).

The chosen transmit power vector PCS will be the one that achieves the highest ∑ m = 1 M log 2 ( 1 + ρ ̂ m ), where ρ ̂ m is derived from Equation 8 by using the obtained h ̂ m.