The mean weight value of eggs laid by ticks engorged in the groups of animals with titers in the range of 1 640 to 1 81920, statistically differed (p < 0.05) from those values measured on ticks engorged on unvaccinated animals.
Each measurement was recorded three times (3 trials, each lasted for 30 seconds with a 30-second pause between trials), and the most typical measurement of each trial was chosen as the mean weight value for the calculation of weight distribution on the right and left body sides in the reference subjects and on the unaffected/affected body sides in children with hemiplegia for further analysis.
To obtain average fish values, we multiplied the RfD (0.1 μg/kg/day) by mean body weight values for each population (55 and 59 kg for the Japanese and Koreans, respectively) and divided by average intake rates obtained from open-ended time period results (first visit) and 2-week time period results for all returning participants (second/third visits).
LS mean baseline weight values ranged from 85.9 to 88.6 kg.
Mean body weight values for low- and high-dose animals were decreased; the mid-dose animals, however, showed no change.
All weights for children were derived from mean body weight values for male and female children within their respective age groups (U.S. EPA 1996).
Using the CDtools processing package [14], the averaged baseline spectra were subtracted from the corresponding averaged protein spectra, and the spectra smoothed with a Savitsky-Golay filter, and scaled to delta epsilon (molar circular dichroism) units using a mean residue weight value of 114.5 Da.
In Figure 3, 'x2'x4'x4', and 'x8' mean that the weight values are 2, 4, and 8, respectively, for the corresponding columns in the 'a' crossbar array.
However, there were significant differences in the mean weight and height values between the two groups (Table 1).
Mean weight and BMI values in Pio + Met were the highest at baseline (Table 1) and throughout the whole study (data not shown).
