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Petkovic made mass changes at the break, while Klinsmann gave back-up goalkeeper William Yarbrough his first minutes for the national side.

The EQCM technique has been used to correlate the frequency changes (mass changes) at the electrode surface with conductance changes during p-doping of the different films.

In order to obtain complementary information on the interfacial phenomena, a quartz microbalance in quasi-steady-state and in sinusoidal regime was used in this study to reach new data about mass changes at the electrode.

However, while caution must always be used when extrapolating beyond the size range of comparative data, we see no evidence that relationship between aerobic capacity and mass changes at large body sizes among ectotherms or among endotherms.

The degradation environment had no influence on the mass loss or molar mass changes at 37 °C, but differences were observed at 60 °C.

Direct comparison of bone mineral mass changes at HSA-defined hip sites with conventional DXA sites can only be made for the narrow neck region.

As can be seen, the reference sample exhibits a mass change at approximately 400 °C, which is the assigned peak to the Portlandite (Zhang and Ye 2012).

Thermal gravimetric analysis revealed that there was about 10%% weight loss due to the mass change at temperatures in the range of 350 400 °C (Additional file 1: Figure S7).

The small mass change at lower potentials can be rationalised in terms of a model in which it is assumed that the expulsion of protons at the beginning of the first oxidation step and the incorporation of anions at a later stage of oxidation is basically determined by thermodynamics and not the kinetics of the system.

In contrast to the whole CS tested in the WST-1 analysis, the slope for the deposited mass changed nonlinearly at high CS concentrations (Figure 3b).

Oxidation mass changes for each test condition and at each specific time interval were measured.