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The first part of the study indicated that for both cameras a quadratic relation between FDG dose and body mass should result in a more constant SNRL and that this is valid for all the reconstruction methods used.

Theoretically, a gain of 1 kg in muscle mass should result in a RMR increase of approximately 21 kcal/kg of new muscle.

If sulfates are unrelated to mortality, as some have argued (Grahame and Schlesinger 2005), the elimination of a substantial fraction of nontoxic material from PM2.5 mass should result in a substantial increase in the PM2.5 coefficient, which would otherwise have been suppressed by the large fraction of mass that was nontoxic.

Warming of the water mass should theoretically result in increased acidification (Chierici and Fransson 2009).

Analyzing the data, we determined that a quadratic relation between the patient's body mass and administered dose should result in a more constant SNRL, i.e. an image quality that is less dependent of the patient's body mass.

The maximum circumferential temperature difference of the novel PTR S-curved tube decreases below 35 K for almost all the range of the mass flow rates and should result in the reduction of thermal stresses and heat losses.

Specifically, for a given body mass, warmer living conditions should result in larger brains.

Use of microelectrodes should provide greater sensitivity of response, since increased mass transport of MAMP to the electrode should result in increased peak heights i.e. higher nA per ng/mL MAMP.

Epidural masses may be small and subtle, but symptomatology such as back pain with even minimal neurology should be vigorously investigated, since early treatment should result in a favourable response (depending on the overall prognosis of the disease).

A more accurate representation of the body fat fraction of tsetse mass should not greatly alter the results obtained here since the energetic difference in the manufacture of equal masses of different fats is relatively small.

Being based on a population-based sample of UK men, the results from MASS should in principle correspond with the expected benefit that will derive from the NHS AAA Screening Programme (NAAASP).