The material studied is a low carbon steel.
The temperature ranges for each material studied, are presented in Table 4.
Determination of the mixing type and intensity depends on the test material studied.
The material studied comprised of herbarium specimens loaned from the Sabah Parks Herbarium SNPP) in Sabah, Malaysia.
This material is considered very similar to the type material studied by Bergh from southern Kattegat.
It has been suggested that this Kgreig is too large because the material studied may have contained mackinawite impurities [64].
The material studied here originates from the productive localities of Winterswijk, The Netherlands, and Freyburg, on the River Unstrut, Saxony, Germany.
The bone repairing material studied was calcium sulphate cement (CSC).
The material studied by [ 23] was considerably larger than that of the present study.
Detailed inclusion and exclusion criteria are described in the Supplemental Material, "Study inclusion criteria".
